[Roosta]

Originally Posted by Mr.NoCredit ↗

I’m a little way through this thread and I’ve got to say Thank you WonderMomma for such a wonderful post(s).
There isn’t enough consideration for pets and other animals during war times. They’re the true innocents of the world and are deeply affected by our actions. I’m an advocate and lover of cats and dogs very much. I wouldn’t know what to do if I didn’t have my kitty. He’s the world to me every day. Seeing these wonderful posts really pulls on the heart strings. I’d save all the kitties and dogs of the world if I were able to.
Thanks for such a great tribute to these wonderful creatures that love us unconditionally.
<3 It’s heartwarming ~

(Edited, I was on page 7 thinking I was half way through but after posting I’m seeing some 66 pages here and I’m not even close to the end. It’s going to take me a solid week or two to get through this.. *looking forward to many more smiles. It’s one of the best threads in this forum. Thank you again WM! Much love to you!)

Good words, even though I'm not a huge fan of cats, I always check in to this thread like you after catching up on the war side of things just to put a smile back on my face after all the war stuff.

An excellent uplift thread.

P.S It's worth going through all the posts as there's some rippers.

[Mr.NoCredit]

Originally Posted by Roosta ↗

Good words, even though I'm not a huge fan of cats, I always check in to this thread like you after catching up on the war side of things just to put a smile back on my face after all the war stuff.

An excellent uplift thread.

P.S It's worth going through all the posts as there's some rippers.

I’m getting through about 10 or so pages a day. 2nd day here. It takes a while to read, watch and listen to all the posts. I’d rather not bash my way through them and enjoy each one.
I’ve read quite a few from you here as well.

It’s a great post with lots of brightness in all of the dark posted here on the forum.

[WonderMomma]

Thank you both.

[WonderMomma]

Ukrainian soldier and his Belgian Malinois exercising.

[WonderMomma]

"A dog is having a panic attack during a Russian missile strike on Odesa.

The dog and its owners are sitting in the hallway, it is considered to be a safer place during attacks to stay between two solid walls, far from windows.

Many Ukrainians and their pets have spent countless hours in their hallways since the full-scale invasion began."

[Mr.NoCredit]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

In Turkey, the cat broke his leg and came to the hospital himself: he twirled at the check-in desk and limped off to look for doctors.

The nurse noticed a lame cat and the doctors gave her medical care, they called the cat "Davsho".

I would like his independence

This shows a level of intelligence that we don’t give animals credit for. They know a whole lot more than we think we do…

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

Ukrainian soldier and his Belgian Malinois exercising.

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

"A dog is having a panic attack during a Russian missile strike on Odesa.

The dog and its owners are sitting in the hallway, it is considered to be a safer place during attacks to stay between two solid walls, far from windows.

Many Ukrainians and their pets have spent countless hours in their hallways since the full-scale invasion began."

All the high frequency noise that comes from munitions flying around would be scaring the shit out of them & then they have the bonus sounds of the explosions to go with it.

Luckily this dog has someone to calm it down & reassure it a bit.

[WonderMomma]

"Risking their own lives, servicemen rescued a horse from shelling. The animal’s leg was wounded with debris. The defenders walked 8 km, leading the horse to safety, until they could call DOG HELP UKRAINE for evacuation. Now, the horse is undergoing treatment in Kyiv region"

[WonderMomma]

A Ukrainian animal foundation bought protective gear for these dogs.

Footwear, backpacks, first aid kits, harnesses, rescue systems, leashes, collars, etc. - all for our four-pawed heroes. Now that they have proper ammunition, they will be protected during the missions.


VIDEO: One of the rescue dogs in Lviv, after a residential building was struck by a russian missile.
Four-pawed heroes working side by side with courageous rescue teams