Animals from the frontline: a report from the rehabilitation center in Kharkiv.

Yaryna Vintonyuk, a representative of the public organization "Animal Rescue Kharkiv," spoke about the significance of aiding animals during wartime. Volunteers are evacuating cats from combat zones and cities that are under constant enemy fire.

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The correspondent of Novyny.LIVE visited the rehabilitation center "Little Prince" in Kharkiv.

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Rescue of Animals from the Front

"Due to the ongoing war in Ukraine, there is a significant need for the rescue of animals and assistance specifically from the combat zones, where fighting continues and cities are constantly under fire. As a result, both people and animals suffer," noted Vintonyuk.

She explained that the animal rehabilitation center "Little Prince" was opened in 2023 because they recognized that animals rescued during the war require special conditions. This refers to more domesticated environments where they can feel safe.

A representative of the organization mentioned that the center invites military personnel, children, and anyone interested to come and interact with the cats.

"This is a form of mutual support, as the cats lack attention, and it also provides support for people," she added.

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