✈️🐾 Let’s Get Them Home
Last week, our lovely girl Rambo reached her fundraising target — thank you to every single one of you who donated or shared to help her.
This week, four lucky kitties join lovable Karty in our appeal. Melano, Nini, and our brave tripaws Tipo & Coal. Each of them has struck gold with families patiently waiting to give them a life filled with safety, warmth, and love. All they need now is help to get home. We dearly would love to see them home before Winter arrives.
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Today, as Ukraine marks 35 years of independence, we stand with a nation whose strength continues to inspire us all.
Since the war began in 2022, Nowzad has worked side by side with the incredible rescue teams, vets, and shelter volunteers who refuse to walk away from animals in danger. Through Operation Kramatorsk, more than 100 dogs and cats have been brought out of the worst of the fighting.
Getting them off the frontlines was a vital first step, but their journey is far from over. Hungry,
💙🐾 Kathy’s Moel Famau Fundraising Challenge – An Amazing Update! 🐾💙
We’re delighted to share an update from our wonderful supporter Kathy Owen, who recently took on her own special challenge for Nowzad by climbing Moel Famau.
As the fundraising is going so well, Kathy has decided to raise her target from £600 to an amazing £1,000! 💙🐾
Her fundraising page will remain open until 10 September, so there is still plenty of time to help Kathy get closer to that fantastic goal.
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❤️🐾✈️ Flights to Freedom
Thank you so much for every amazing donation helping Rambo and Karty inch closer to their forever homes. Rambo is now so close to being fully funded, and Karty has had some truly wonderful support too.
Every £€$ brings them one step nearer to a warm bed, fun and adventure — and most importantly, a safe future.
Let’s rally together and make their hopes and dreams real.
These fundraisers are their only tickets to freedom. Together, we can get them home.
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War leaves its mark on everyone — and animals are no exception.
These little faces have already been far too close to a world no puppy should ever know. They were brought to our partner shelter in Zaporizhzhia by Ukrainian soldiers, rescued from areas on or close to the front line.
But puppies have a wonderful way of reminding us what hope looks like.
Safe at the shelter, with full bellies, gentle hands and people looking out for them, these little ones have bounced back beautifully. Their da