Today is National Rescue Dog Day in the UK — a day dedicated to raising awareness for the thousands of dogs still waiting in shelters, celebrating the joy of adopted pets, and encouraging future owners to consider rehoming rather than buying a puppy.
20 May 2026
Last week, during an emergency evacuation run, a very scared and abandoned, nameless dog caught the attention of our team member, Angela. Amid the sound of explosions, this sweet but clearly...
19 May 2026
Operation Kramatorsk would not be possible without the incredible dedication of our volunteers and team members working tirelessly across Ukraine. From frontline veterinary care and...
18 May 2026
Late one night, two Ukrainian soldiers contacted Lachlan and Angela after finding a frightened young dog near the frontline in Kramatorsk. They wanted to get him somewhere safe. What they...
15 May 2026
The mission doesn't stop here. While we have officially hit our initial target for Operation Kramatorsk, the need on the ground is still massive. We are pushing forward and continuing to raise...
12 May 2026
Rescuers Lach and Angela have successfully moved a group of vulnerable puppies from the Kramatorsk frontlines to safety in Borodianka. Despite the challenges of a conflict zone, the team’s...
These three deserving souls have waited too long for a world beyond shelter walls — a world with soft beds, safe gardens, and families who will love them for the rest of their days. Your...
10 May 2026
On Friday night, the military arrived in darkness to hand over a dog to Dr Lach and Angela – a thin, exhausted, and absolutely frozen dog from the frontline. Our two didn't have much on...
08 May 2026
This World Donkey Day, our Kabul team treated our 13 donkeys to a day of extra hugs and their favourite snacks. We're proud to celebrate these hardworking, clever animals and share a heartfelt...
01 May 2026
As the sun sets over Ukraine this evening, our teams are finishing another hard-going, but vital, day on the ground. Today the mission split into two paths...
7 Kilometres. That is all that separates the brave volunteers and hundreds of vulnerable animals in Kramatorsk, from the frontlines of the Russian advancement.