Volunteers from Ukraine's UAnimals charity dodge Russian drones to rescue people's pets in cities under fire in the Donetsk region. They've saved hundreds of animals, from beloved dogs and cats to jittery goats and raccoons, delivering them to new homes in safer areas far from the front lines.
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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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Zoo volunteer Olha Kuzymenko, who fed dogs and cats daily in frontline Druzhkivka and helped hundreds of animals evacuate, has…
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