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End of year update
Video update provided by grant recipient, Dr. Klietsov, and the Society of Veterinary Business Owners, December 2022.
Here's how our funds have made a direct impact
We are providing access to pet food
A grant we awarded to Dr. Andrii Klietsov allowed him to deliver urgently needed pet food to the pets of Ukraine. He says "Thank you everyone for your donations and support. With your help, we can establish a process of providing veterinary care to animals injured during the war in Ukraine, because animals, like people, have an inalienable right to life!"
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Sumy, Ukraine May 3, 2022 Pet food is packed into large trucks, ready to make the dangerous journey to pets in need. via Dr. Andrii Klietsov
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Sumy, Ukraine May 3, 2022 Dr. Andrii Klietsov driving a car loaded with pet food, delivering to those he can reach. via Dr. Andrii Klietsov
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A very grateful German Shepherd with their delivery of pet food delivered by Dr. Andrii Klietsov. via Dr. Andrii Klietsov
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A Ukrainian citizen receiving their deliveries of pet food, displaying their certificates documenting the amount of pet food received and its intention of being free of charge only. via Dr. Andrii Klietsov
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Sumy, Ukraine May 3, 2022 A pup and his pet parent receive much needed pet food aid, delivered by Dr. Andrii Klietsov. via Dr. Andrii Klietsov
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Sumy, Ukraine May 3, 2022 Ukrainian shelter welcomes a delivery of pet food, delivered by Dr. Andrii Klietsov. via Dr. Andrii Klietsov
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Sumy, Ukraine May 3, 2022 Group of cats enjoying Dr. Andrii’s recent delivery of pet food. via Dr. Andrii Klietsov
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Cats on the streets of Ukraine enjoying their newly delivered food.
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Dr. Klietsov poses with a shipment of animal food inside a storage location. via Dr. Andrii Klietsov
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Ukrainian woman with her beloved pet, picking up donated food. via Dr. Andrii Klietsov
We are reconnecting pet owners with lost pets
With a grant awarded to Animal ID to help reunite lost pets with their owners, a social initiative called Project Povidok was launched. To ensure that as many pets as possible are not lost in an emergency situation in Ukraine, trackable pet ID tags have been provided to hundreds of stores - from West to Central Ukraine, and some parts of South Ukraine. Thanks to your help, 501,755 pets in Ukraine have been registered.
We are obtaining and sending medications and pet supplies
We awarded a grant to the Society of Veterinary Business Owners that is being used to provide medical equipment, medication, and support to practicing licensees who have lost their veterinary hospitals or completely or partially lost their homes due to destruction or forced evacuation.
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МариупольVET, a veterinary hospital in Mariupol before an airstrike.
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МариупольVET after an airstrike.
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Pig farm near Kurakhovo that was destroyed by an airstrike.
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Pigs from pig farm near Kurakhovo are laid in a nearby field that died due to debris from an airstrike or starvation.
