Thursday, April 16, 2015


СЕГОДНЯ ,13 апреля, под Киевом догхантеры сожгли приют для животных. СГОРЕЛО ЗАЖИВО БОЛЕЕ 70 ни в чем неповинных собак. Хозяин этого приюта - Андреа Чистернино и его жена Влада . Андреа - это тот человек , который не побоялся на весь мир рассказать о нашем кровавом ЕВРО -2012 , которое проходило в моем родном Харькове и которое стоило жизней СОТЕН ТЫСЯЧ СОБАК!!! В то время как весь Харьков веселился и накачивался пивом , мы , харьковские зоозащитники хоронили своих четвероногих друзей и писали письма Азарову и Януковичу!! Но никто не пришел нам на помощь !После всего этого Андреа принял решение и остался в Украине , открыл приют для бездомышей и вот уже который год работает в нем вместе со своей женой . Приют "Rifugio",который построили силами итальянцев и каждая животинка получала все необходимое, работала программа пристройства животных в семьи в Италии и помощи нуждающимся..
Догхантеры же угрожают ему уже несколько лет . И вот сегодня им удалось убить более 70 собак !!! Все уничтожено((( Владельцы приюта : Андреа Чистернино и Влада Шалутко - сейчас в тотальном шоке.. Горе ужасное..(( Заявления написаны, стараемся подключить больше СМИ, чтобы предать этой максимальной огласке! Постройки облили горючей смесью и подожгли! Преступники должны быть наказаны! В Италии вся зоозащита в ярости!
ОЧЕНЬ ПРОШУ ВСЕХ НЕРАВНОДУШНЫХ ПОДПИСАТЬ ПЕТИЦИЮ !!!ХВАТИТ МОЛЧАТЬ ! В Украине нужны жесткие законы касательно БЖ и НЕМЕДЛЕННО !! ПОМОГИТЕ НАМ СОБРАТЬ ПОДПИСИ !!!!!!https://www.change.org/p/bruciato-il-rifugio-italia-con-tut… еще одна петиция! https://secure.avaaz.org/…/Ministr_MVD_Avakov_AB_Genproku…/…

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

 

Four Paws "is continuing its work in Ukraine Over 6000 animals spayed and vaccinated.


The first phase of the project, the Four Paws-sterilization of stray animals in Ukraine proved to be very successful. At a press conference held on July 31 at the Ministry of ecology and natural resources in Kiev, Four Paws have confirmed their continued work in Ukraine. Dr. Amir Khalil, the project manager of the Four Paws in Ukraine, presented the results of sterilization of stray animals and rescue projects, rehabilitation of bears, and also told about plans and goals for the coming months.

From 23 April to July 31, 2012 more than 6000 homeless animals, mostly dogs, were sterilized, vaccinated and immunized in five cities of Ukraine-Kiev, Lviv, Donetsk, Kharkiv and Lutsk. Not only the Four Paws, as well as Deputy Minister of ecology and natural resources of Dmitry Mormul′ called the project a success. He thanked the Four Paws for participation: "Four Paws is a professional organization for the protection of animals, the Ministry will continue to provide support, we will also solve legislative issues relating to animal welfare.


Also at the press conference was attended by Gennadiy Davydov, Deputy Head of the ecology of CPDA, which stated that the city of Kiev supported the work of the charity.

Four Paws command is supported by over 150 volunteers, veterinarians and experts from over 18 countries from around the world. They are happy to help all animals in need.

31 July-the first stage of the project work for teams working in Zaporozhye and Donetsk. At a press conference on 28 July, in Zaporozhye, Dmitry Svirkin, Deputy Mayor, thanked the team of Four Paws: "people of our city like animals, and they want to solve the problem of homeless animals humanely. We are very pleased with the results of the project, and we will do our best to continue the work of Four Paws, they started ".


Anca Tomescu Rada project coordinator achievements commands: "Zaporozhye is one of the best examples of successful implementation of the project. Everything went very well, and the team managed to succeed in resolving the problem. We spent a month in Donetsk and were touched by the feedback from the people ", as already mentioned, this was only the first stage of the project. Four Paws-will continue its work in Ukraine. Emphasis will be placed on the training of veterinarians and cooperation with NGOs, orphanages, and cities that are in favor of a humane method of solving the problem of homeless animals was discussed.

http://www.facebook.com/FourPawsUkraine

Friday, July 13, 2012


 Indiegogo Campaign launched on 07/13/12.

Please help us save animals after the disaster in Krymsk, Russia.
On July 7th, 2012 torrential rains dropped nearly a foot of water on the Black Sea region in Krymsk, Russia overnight, setting off intense flooding from the local water reserve. The water came out of the banks of the reserve and a huge wave spread over the whole city covering houses up to the ceiling level. Estimated 171 people died in the disaster, along with many stray animals and beloved pets. The damage was so great it cannot be described in words. For the latest update and more information, images, and videos, please see the CNN report: http://www.cnn.com/2012/07/09/world/europe/russia-floods/index.html

We need your help:
There is no help provided by the government to save the animals in Krymsk. There are only a handful of volunteers who are brave enough to go through this horrible disaster to try to save, feed, and cure as many animals as they can. I propose we show our support in any way we can to these kind hearted people. Animals everywhere deserve a chance to live, no matter how far away they are.

About the Volunteers in Krymsk:
Oksana Belaya is a member of the local dog club in Krymsk, Russia. Right now she is the head volunteer organizer in the effort to save animals after the disaster. This is the main forum on which the rescue activity is recorded: chowchowplus.borda.ru/?1-12-0-00000146-000-40-0 (albeit it is in Russian). As of now, there are only a handful of volunteers, including Oksana, who go around the city and pull out animals from the house roofs, basements, and trees. Many of these animals have already developed skin conditions and need urgent medical care. When Oksana went to local help agencies, she was refused any kind of help. Their reply was: “People have nothing to eat and you are thinking of animals!” Currently, all pet stores and pharmacies are closed and Oksana cannot even buy the necessary supplies needed to save the animals. Volunteers in Saint Petersburg and Moscow have organized the collection of food and medication in their cities and have already sent out a car filled with supplies to Oksana. Their group page can be found here: http://vk.com/club20959500

What we need:
Volunteers desperately need food, medication, blankets, and boxes. Since sending these supplies from US will take a very long time, I have decided to create a project to help Oksana financially so she can obtain supplies from nearby regions that were not affected by the flood. The collected money will be used to purchase necessary supplies that will be shipped from nearby cities to Oksana. The goal of $1000 will enable Oksana to get food and medication for hundreds of animals in the next few weeks.

If you cannot donate at this time, please help us by sharing this campaign with others. Any kind of help is highly appreciated. If you have any questions, you can contact me at dasha@ukraineanimalrescue.com. Thank you!

Friday, July 6, 2012

Hello everyone,
I want to write down a few ideas for projects I want to develop in the nearby and further future. I have been thinking about these ideas for a few weeks now, trying to come up with a way to make them a reality. If anyone has suggestions please share.

1. Find an ongoing funding source for the neuter/spay program in Harkov, Ukraine- the only city in Ukraine who has declined the help of 4 Paws. However, many people became outraged by the decision of government officials and want to implement educational programs for children called "kindness to animals" and provide free spay/neuter service to low income families themselves. The price to neuter/spay an animal would be about $20-$40 and needs to be subsidized by an external source.

2. Help shelter "Sirius" in Kiev (has 1500 animals), which currently is moving to another location and needs funding to complete the renovations and the building of an enclosure (10-15$K needed)

3. Establish an ongoing funding for specific difficult cases for animals in Ukraine. The volunteers in Ukraine mostly work in small groups- they take injured/sick animals from the streets and take them to the vet, while looking for foster/permanent homes. Most of them are able to collect donation from kind people in Ukraine. However, some cases require expensive operations and purchase of prosthetic limbs or wheelchairs, which need external help. To make things complicated, there is no paypal in Ukraine and no easy way to send small individual donations to Ukraine without incurring large fees, thus a need to develop central source in US that can collect individual donations and then send it all together to Ukraine where it can be then distributed to volunteers with minimum fees.

4. Establish a way to rescue animals from Ukraine and transport them to loving homes in US. People may wonder why do this when US already has high number of unwanted animals. There are a few good reasons: a. our home is the world, not just one country, b. these animals have lived on the streets for very long time and as a result, they acquired an amazing intelligence as well as immunity to many diseases- which would be a great asset to any owner in US who is aware of the skyrocketing vet costs in our country, c. no one ever saved strays from Ukraine and transported them to US and it would be a dream come true for volunteers as well as these animals to know that other countries support them and want to help, and d. many animals there are so grateful for any show of human kindness that they will forever by loyal and loving friends- this can be seen in cats that keep on purring when volunteers take them to the vet, broken, after cruel people beat them to death. The transportation costs would be covered by myself, my family and friends in US. All we need is to find good homes or find organizations that will be able to help me search for them.

These are just a few opportunities for my involvement and I welcome any help from the readers. If you would like to join my team in helping animals in Ukraine, please email me at belkaheaven22@gmail.com.
Love, Dasha

Friday, June 29, 2012