When Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Leonid and Valentyna Stoyanov, two veterinarians in Odesa, took in as many injured and abandoned animals as they could. Soon, they were making regular trips to the front lines to rescue animals affected by the war.
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Animal rescue teams reveal the risks they take to rescue dogs, cats and other animals from the war in eastern Ukraine.
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