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The war has not stopped, and neither have we.

Every week our volunteers in Ukraine find dogs and cats left behind in shelled towns: injured, frightened and alone. Since 2024 we have rescued 280 animals, paying for emergency vet care, surgery, safe shelter and the journey to a new home.

Donations have been slowing while the need keeps growing. Every gift goes straight to treatment, transport and shelter for the next animal we find.

Please don’t let the next one be left behind.

Recovery stories: before and after

Where they started, and where your donations brought them.

Snow when rescued — **Snow** — found injured and alone in a shelled town, now healthy and loved

Snow after recovery — **Snow** — found injured and alone in a shelled town, now healthy and loved

Max when rescued — **Max** — left behind when his family fled, now safe in a new home

Max after recovery — **Max** — left behind when his family fled, now safe in a new home

Shadow when rescued — **Shadow** — pulled from the rubble hurt and weak, now thriving

Shadow after recovery — **Shadow** — pulled from the rubble hurt and weak, now thriving

Domino when rescued — **Domino** — treated by our vets for a deep neck wound, now healing well

Domino after recovery — **Domino** — treated by our vets for a deep neck wound, now healing well

Help the next one recover

What your gift buys

£10 - vaccinations and parasite treatment for one rescued pet
£25 - wound care and medicine for an injured animal
£50 - safe transport out of a frontline area
£100 - neutering and a full vet check before adoption
£250 - emergency surgery for a badly injured dog or cat

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Corporate giving

Sponsor a rescue trip, match staff donations, or give through payroll, with impact reports and photos of the animals you helped.

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Leave a legacy

A gift in your will - even 1% of your estate - keeps rescuing animals in Ukraine long after the headlines move on. (Placeholder guide)

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