UAnimals announces applications for help with food for cats and dogs in Sumy region

UAnimals announces applications for help with food for cats and dogs in Sumy region shutterstock

Elizaveta Volkotrub

Applications are accepted until April 8 or until the supply of fodder runs out

The charitable organization UAnimals announces the start of accepting applications for assistance with food for cats and dogs in the Sumy region.

Only those who have at least 5 cats or dogs under their care can apply. Preference is given to residents of towns and villages located near the border with Russia and suffering from shelling, UAnimals reports on Facebook.

According to the terms, officially registered charities, the military, IDPs, and pet volunteers who have not received support from UAnimals in the last two months can receive food.

Starting March 25, the application can be submitted via a chatbot on Telegram.

As EcoPolitic previously reported, a social initiative "Invite a cat to a housewarming party" was launched in Ukraine.

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