Ukrainian animal shelters find homes for pets left behind in Russia's war: 'We have to stick together'
When the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began in February 2022, Ukrainians with pet carriers were a frequent sight among the stream of refugees heading west.
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For Ukraine’s Animals, a Home Is Getting Harder to Find
Early in the war, thousands of pets were ferried out of danger, mostly to other European countries. But now adoptions are waning.
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Ukraine fights on in "Fortress" Bakhmut & Russia's German spy exposed
Day 348.Today, we bring you updates from the front lines and analyse why Ukraine’s bid for EU membership may be more difficult than it first appears. Plus, we explore how Germany's intelligence agency became a liability for Europe.
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FLASHPOINT UKRAINE: Providing to Abandoned Pets in War Zones
Russian forces continue their assault on Ukraine's eastern city of Bakhmut. Moldova’s President claims Russia is trying to destabilize the country, so how will its new government address the challenge? Plus, providing aid to abandoned pets in war zones.
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Christmas appeal launched to help thousands of stray dogs and cats in war-torn Ukraine
A Christmas appeal has been launched to help stray dogs and cats in war-torn Ukraine. Thousands of abandoned pets are living on the streets and in shelters as a freezing winter kicks in and Vladimir Putin's brutal invasion continues.
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Hampers offer greatest gift
A CHRISTMAS appeal has been launched to help the abandoned pets of Ukraine. With the invasion ongoing, thousands of stray and homeless animals require desperate support.
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The fight to survive
Dogs in Ukraine need urgent support as winter threatens to compound their situation and place further strain on volunteers and shelters. Joanne Bednall finds out more.
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U-Hearts Ukraine & Pet Family Partnership Announcement
Pets Corner is committed to helping the people and pets of Ukraine. We have recently partnered with the wonderful team at U-Hearts Foundation. This incredible organisation is helping to feed, protect and support abandoned pets affected by the ongoing conflict.
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Riot brewing in Russian-occupied Mariupol & analysing Surovikin
Day 292.Today, we discuss reports that Ukrainian armed forces have destroyed the Wagner Group’s headquarters in Luhansk, and analyse the influence of Putin's new 'General Armageddon’, Sergey Surovikin.Plus – the human cost of this war grows by the day. But what about pets Ukrainians were forced to leave behind?
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Christmas hamper range to help pets in Ukraine
Ukraine pet charity U-Hearts has launched ‘Operation Paw-pose’ — a selection of Christmas hampers made up of essential items such as blankets, food, and medical supplies to support the animal population in the war-torn country. The range comprises hampers for cats, small dogs and larger dogs. The one for cats costs £14.26 and contains anti-flea drops and collar, food, shampoo, a toy, bowl, litter and anthelmintics; the one for small and medium-sized dogs is valued at £27.29 and includes food, a toy, anti-flea drops and collar, bowl, shampoo, lead, collar and anthelmintics; and the one for large dogs is valued at £38.45 and contains food, a toy, anti-flea drops and collar, bowl, shampoo, lead, collar, anthelmintics and vitamins.
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Operation Paw-pose
‘Operation Paw-pose’ kickstarts season of giving for pets in Ukraine with support from professional dog groomer Verity Hardcastle Abandoned pets in war-torn Ukraine hoping for a glimmer of joy this Christmas as leading Ukraine charity, U-Hearts, launches Operation Paw-pose.
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‘Operation Paw-pose’ kickstarts season of giving for pets in Ukraine
Abandoned pets in war-torn Ukraine hoping for a glimmer of joy this Christmas as leading Ukraine charity, U-Hearts, launches Operation Paw-pose. The initiative is calling on the UK pet-loving population to purchase a festive hamper made up of essential items, including blankets, food, and medical supplies.
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ifaw rushes emergency help to animals in Ukraine
With the arrival of winter in Ukraine, we at IFAW are expanding our efforts by partnering up with Mykolaiv Red Cross and Nova Ukraine to provide mattresses, blankets and insulated houses for cats and dogs, as well as food for animals of families in need and free home visits by veterinary specialists. We’ll first focus on animals whose owners’ homes have been destroyed, those staying in shelters and those with injuries from the war.
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