The Dnipro Shelter // КОВЧЕГ Товариство захисту тварин (Дніпро)
The Dnipro Shelter is home to 270 animals -- including dogs, cats, and a small herd of goats! Built by volunteers from found materials in 2012, its a true labor of love that brings joy to the community even in the most difficult times. Today the shelter has three full-time staff members who care and feed all the animals and run a hotline to assist anyone who has found a stray. Even during the war, the shelter does its best to adopt animals by having volunteers hold regular adoption events in the center of Dnipro. Learn more about the Dnipro Shelter on our blog.
Located 200 kilometers outside of Kyiv, the Cherkasy shelter plays a critical role in rescuing dogs from war. The shelter is home to more than 200 dogs, many of them brought in by soldiers from the front lines, abandoned villages, and newly liberated territories. It's an incredible operation run by a team of dedicated volunteers who cook daily for the dogs, vet techs who administer first aid and vaccines, and local villagers who assist with building and renovating kennels.
Beagle Rescue Network // 사단법인 비글구조네트워크
The Beagle Rescue Network saves dogs from laboratory testing and kills shelters around South Korea. Based in Seoul, The Beagle Rescue Network has a large foster community that cares for these dogs until they are ready to find their forever homes. Recently, the Beagle Rescue Network pulled 1,600 dogs from a hoarding situation wrongly labeled as a "private no-kill shelter. Read more on our blog. Visit their website to learn more.
Shelter for Homeless Dog // Pogotowie dla Zwierząt
Located in Eastern Poland, this shelter rescues dogs and cats from Ukraine and rural Eastern Poland. Many dogs come from hoarding situations or rural villages where they are often neglected.
This dedicated team rehabilitates these rescued dogs and cats until they are ready to find their forever homes. Visit their website to learn more.
Don't Buy: Adopt // Nepērc Adoptē
Nepērc Adoptē” is a volunteer-run rescue group in Riga Latvia. This dedicated team saves dogs from municipal kill shelters and rural villages where dogs are abused or chained outside. The group has a wide foster network that helps rehabilitate and train dogs before they are ready to find their forever families. Check out their Facebook page here.
Read Max’s story here to see our work together in action.
Looking For My Human // Группа Ищу Человека
Operating outside of Moscow, this volunteer group rescues stray dogs and pulls dogs from hoarding situations, and kills shelters. Additionally, volunteers work in villages to spay/neuter community dogs and prevent more dogs from suffering on the street. Every dog rescued by this organization goes through an extensive rehabilitation and training process before they find their forever homes.
Visit their website to learn more.
Transform A Street Dog
Sochi Dogs is partnering with Transform A Street Dog to rescue more dogs in Ukraine by supporting independent animal rescuers with supplies and finding homes for dogs in need.
Visit their website to learn more.
