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We
paid all of Tripod’s veterinary bills. There are
SO MANY MORE dogs and cats in desperate need.
Your support today will be
used for medicines, fuel,
food, and items such as syringes and
surgical gloves that will help the unfortunate
victims of this senseless
war. | |
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Our
work in Ukraine continues as the war rages on
for the fourth month with no end in sight. The
east of Ukraine has been severely affected by
heavy fighting and now more and more people are
fleeing for their lives, leaving abandoned animals
in their wake. | |
| On a recent feed
and rescue mission into this dangerous region, our
team dodged gunfire and explosions as they
evacuated abandoned and desperate animals.
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| One of the dogs
they rescued is an adorable four-month-old
puppy named ‘Tripod.’ He was severely
injured in an explosion near Severodonetsk and
was lucky to have been found by soldiers, who took
him to an infirmary. There, he was treated
alongside wounded soldiers.
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| Tripod’s back paw
was hanging by one tendon, and the only option was
to amputate it. His other paws sustained injuries
that also needed urgent medical care and he was
suffering from enteritis (inflammation of the
small intestine). The good-hearted medics decided
to help the whimpering creature, who was clearly
in a lot of pain, and he owes his life to their
surgery. Tripod was then taken to an animal
clinic in Kyiv. Luckily, he did well and is now in
a foster home. | |
| our team has
covered all Tripod’s bills and we have pledged to
raise more funds for others like him. Will you help us? We know it’s
the right thing to do! | |
| Sadly, since
writing this, the war clinic in Lysychansk no
longer exists. We are not sure exactly what
happened, but we can only assume that this little
clinic was destroyed by constant bombing. In times
of terrible trouble, good people band together to
help and there are other little clinics that have
sprung up which we support. | |
| Please help us by donating now.
The money raised will be used for
medicines, fuel, food, and
items such as syringes and surgical
gloves which will help animals in
desperate need, unfortunate victims of a senseless
war. Your support is enormously important right
now. | |
| Our brave partners
go into the war zones repeatedly, delivering
vitally important lifesaving medicines and
equipment. Without us - without YOU,
Vladimir - goodness knows how many dogs and cats
would die. | |
| Our teams are
exhausted. We have been on the ground in the war
for more than 100 days, but our commitment is
unwavering. We will be there for the
animals until this war stops. Please continue
to stand alongside us in a crusade to save as many
lives as possible. | |
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For
the animals,
Brian
and Gloria Davies (and Max and
Flora!)
Founders
Network for
Animals | |
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P.S.
these operations are hazardous, and our team must
be protected by military personnel wherever we go,
but the animals need us and we do as we must.
Tripod is one of the thousands of abandoned
animals your donations have helped us save. We
have provided desperate animals with ten tons of
food and, through our network, thousands of
animals have been taken to shelters and foster
homes around Ukraine. Our work is so important
that we must continue, but we can only do so with
your help. Please be as generous as you can
right now. | |
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Image credits: Banner
& image 1: Vetmarket, Image 2:
VegNews.UkraineVeternarian.VladyslavMatviichuk | | |
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