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BG: Fundraising to support evacuation missions for civilians and animals on the front line in Ukraine!

Petya has been living in Ukraine and rescuing animals on the front line since July 2022. Her organisation, Cat Space, delivers humanitarian aid to civilians and evacuates various types of animals: cats, dogs, goats, sheep, wild animals and birds. Petya and her organisation are currently in a difficult financial situation and need help to continue their rescue operations. Any donations will be used for fuel for the missions, so that aid can reach civilians on the front line, for veterinary care for the animals, many of whom are injured or ill, and for ongoing vehicle repairs due to the rough roads around the front line.

UA: Fundraising to support evacuation missions for civilians and animals on the front line in Ukraine. Petya has been living in Ukraine and rescuing animals on the front line since July 2022. Her organisation, Cat Space, provides humanitarian aid to civilians and evacuates various types of animals: cats, dogs, goats, sheep, wild animals and birds. Petya and her organisation are currently facing difficulties in funding missions to continue rescue operations. Any help will be used to purchase fuel for missions so that aid can reach civilians on the front line, for veterinary care for animals, many of whom are injured or sick, and for ongoing vehicle repairs due to the rough roads around the front line.

EN: Fundraising to support evacuation missions for civilians and animals at the frontline in Ukraine. Petya has been living in Ukraine and rescuing animals at the frontline since July 2022. Her organisation, Cat Space, delivers humanitarian aid to civilians and evacuates various species of animals: cats, dogs, goats, sheep, wildlife and birds. Petya and her organisation are currently struggling to secure funding for the missions to continue rescue operations. Any help will be used to support fuel for the missions so that aid can reach civilians at the frontline, veterinary care for the animals – many of whom arrive injured or ill – and to cover the constant car repairs required due to the rough roads around the frontline.