How is the protection of stray cats and dogs organized in Estonia? How does a shelter there function? What can other countries learn from Estonia? Read the interview with the chief administrator of a municipal shelter in Tartu.

From patrolling the streets to going undercover, Mark Randell spent over three decades in law enforcement. After retiring from the police force, he dedicated himself to exposing a category of crime that is often overlooked: crimes against animals. In our conversation with Mark Rendell, we find out how he managed to reduce the number of pheasants brought to Britain to be killed, and what it takes to go undercover in the world of illegal dog fighting.

Since the onset of the full-scale invasion, Natalka Sokolova, founder of the Accessible Sterilization project, and her colleagues have been living practically out of suitcases. They work on trips to frontline territories and the Kyiv region. In this interview, Natalka shares her experiences and the achievements of her initiative.

Perceptions of pit bulls in Ukraine and the United States

15-year-old student from the Junior Academy of Sciences of Ukraine has come up with a way to make the future Kyiv Bypass Road safe for local animals. He was inspired by the experience of crabs from Christmas Island. More details and even more animal protection projects from Ukrainian teenagers can be found in the interview.