While we here are perhaps even looking forward to the cozier season, the short, cold days in Ukraine are causing even more fears and worries for people and animals.
Rocket attacks and fighting are still the order of the day - and animals are also becoming victims.
Lili, our contact from the SUST partner neutering project in Zhmerynka (Ukraine), which we were able to start this August after completing a thorough examination of the veterinarians at a clinic in the region, writes to us that in addition to neutering, animals are also repeatedly brought to the clinic by soldiers from the front.
In addition to neutering the many animals left behind (which are multiplying explosively), thanks to your donations, animals injured by attacks are also receiving professional medical care.
Fewer territorial fights, fewer diseases caused by sexual transmission and even fewer animals perish miserably for lack of food and treatment.
We are tackling this problem at the root. Thank you for your valuable and ongoing support for animals in need: