"Invite a Cat to a Housewarming" initiative launched in Ukraine

"Invite a Cat to a Housewarming" initiative launched in Ukraine
Katerina Belousova

The initiators of the project analyzed the behavior of cats and described their character, preferences and need for activity

In Ukraine, the charity foundation Hochukota and the LUN company have launched a joint social initiative called Invite a Cat to a Housewarming.

Those moving to a new home are offered to adopt a cat, dog, or other animal from a shelter, according to the Wantokota Instagram post.

"According to a sign, before moving into a new apartment, you should invite a cat to visit to live a happy and carefree life," the post says.

The foundation explained that animal rights activists and LUN joined forces to help animals find their families.

 

 

 

 

 

View this post on Instagram

 

 

 

 

 

 

Post shared by LUN (@lun.ua)

As part of the initiative, the behavior of shelter inmates was analyzed and their character, preferences and need for activity were described. Also on the website "LUN" a photo session of animals was posted, for those who want to "cat" animals.

lun.ua

lun.ua

Earlier, EcoPolitic wrote, that in Transcarpathia started the implementation of an educational campaign in support of animal rights. The project aims to tell the general public about the existence of a law in Ukraine that protects animal rights.

Also, EcoPolitics spoke with the well-known animal rights activist Anastasia Tykha, who opened a shelter for sick and abandoned animals from different parts of Ukraine in Irpen, "Home of special tails".

 

Related
Birds killed by explosions near a nature reserve in Odesa region: how war threatens birdlife
Birds killed by explosions near a nature reserve in Odesa region: how war threatens birdlife

Birds' anatomy makes them extremely vulnerable to barotrauma – their blood vessels and hearts simply cannot withstand the pressure drop

Culling of wild boars and predators allowed in Vinnytsia Oblast: how Ukrainians are reacting
Culling of wild boars and predators allowed in Vinnytsia Oblast: how Ukrainians are reacting

Hunters justify it by the need to prevent the spread of diseases, while people point out that civilised countries have long used humane methods that do not involve killing animals

International Black Sea Day is marked on 31 October
International Black Sea Day is marked on 31 October

During the war, the ecosystem is suffering the catastrophic impact of toxic and acoustic pollution

Chernihiv residents take over 100 animals into foster care after strike on veterinary centre
Chernihiv residents take over 100 animals into foster care after strike on veterinary centre

Temporary owners have been warned of possible difficulties with care, as the animals have been through severe stress