In Ukraine, numerous shelters require repairs or extensions to provide adequate care and housing for animals in need. A specific example of this is the Kremenchuk Tails shelter, which is in dire need of renovations to accommodate the growing number of abandoned pets in their care.
With the winter season in full swing, Ukraine is currently facing freezing temperatures and sub-zero conditions that present challenges for both humans and animals. Ensuring that the shelters are adequately prepared to face the upcoming difficulties is crucial. Unfortunately, many of these shelters are in need of repairs and extensions to provide the necessary care and housing for the animals. For instance, the “Kremenchuk Tails” shelter currently houses approximately 250 animals, with the number growing each day. Nataliya and her team of volunteers are struggling to cope with the increasing number of animals in need of a safe home.
To support the cause, our association has extended financial assistance to initiate the renovation and reconstruction of emergency enclosures, which is estimated to cost around EUR 3,000.
Work is currently in progress to ensure that the animals in this shelter are provided with the necessary care and protection during the harsh winter season.
