Hundreds of killograms of fodder were given to the military to feed the animals in the liberated territories

Hundreds of killograms of fodder were given to the military to feed the animals in the liberated territories
Katerina Belousova

Yapomoga delivers animal feed to regions with a humanitarian disaster

Kyiv public organization Yapomoga transferred 800 kg of fodder for the military, who are the first to enter the occupied territories, so they immediately feed the exhausted animals.

The initiative "turns" sorted plastic bottles to help animals, special children, the elderly and the Armed Forces, reports Yapomoga on Facebook.

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The organization also promised to talk about another direction of aid, which Ukrainians can join.

Yapomoga is currently raising money to deliver animal feed to regions with a humanitarian disaster.

Details:

  • pioneer - rufat@япомога.чом
  • Paypal - rufat@япомога.чом
  • mono - 5375 4115 0023 8675

Earlier, EcoPolitic wrote, that in Kiev the tenth Yapomogaboxes are opened which turns plastic bottles into aid, and 2 more boxes operate in Cherkasy and Volochysk, in the Khmelnytskyi region. Yapomogabox accepts plastic bottles of up to 2 liters for processing and sends 10 kopecks from each collected bottle to help the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the same amount to the United24 program.

As EcoPolitic previously reported, in Kyiv, animal rights activists accused a volunteer who was a contact person for receiving cargo into a warehouse, of theft of a batch of 7115 kg of humanitarian feed for animals.

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