How volunteers from Canada helped the shelter for dogs in Nikopol

"In dark times, bright people are clearly visible." How volunteers from Canada helped the dog shelter in Nikopol and how each of you can do it, read in the material. Now, more than ever, the Nikopol dog shelter needs help. Today, about 300 animals live in it. The media learned about this from the Facebook social network. The message appeared on the page of Olena Omelchenko-Voshun.

Olena Omelchenko, a shelter volunteer, in difficult times for other cities, always tried to evacuate animals from the war zone whenever possible. However, now our city is under fire. Now the residents of the "Chance for Life" shelter need help.

"I am looking for an opportunity for at least a partial evacuation of the residents of the shelter and I am appealing to Dnipropetrovsk region, to Ukraine, to all of Europe. Protect my animals! About 300 dogs currently live in the shelter. We also have a branch with approximately 100 cats. One direct hit of a projectile into the shelter will be enough to kill most of them," Olena writes.

In this difficult moment, volunteers from Canada came to help. According to Elena, taking the animals to Canada is certainly not an achievable wish. However, volunteers still found an opportunity to be useful.

They took three dogs to stay in Dnipro in order to find them families. It is known that one of the dogs is blind in one eye, and another has just been rescued after a serious road accident. If you have the opportunity to shelter or have a desire to help in the search for new families for animals, contact the number: (066) 582-67-09. Remember: even a little help leads to a big result.

We remind you that Russian terrorists are shelling the Nikopol agglomeration from the occupied Energodar nuclear power plant. Shelling happens every day. The city of Nikopol risks becoming the new Mariupol.

From Informator