Zoo volunteer Olha Kuzymenko, who fed dogs and cats daily in frontline Druzhkivka and helped hundreds of animals evacuate, has been killed by Russia in Donetsk Oblast.
Zoo volunteer Olha Kuzmenko. Photo: Facebook
Zoo volunteer Olha Kuzmenko, who saved hundreds of cats and dogs by rescuing them from dangerous territory, has been killed in Druzhkivka in Donetsk Oblast in a Russian guided aerial bomb strike.
Source: 12 Vartovykh (12 Guards) charitable foundation on Facebook
Details: Olha engaged daily in rescuing and feeding stray animals in the frontline city, the foundation reported.
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