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Please Help Pack the Ambulance for Ukraine!

Our mission to support animal welfare in Ukraine is now moving into high gear! At the end of April, the Nowzad Veterinary Response Unit will be departing from Devon, making the long journey to provide life-saving care to animals caught up in the conflict in Ukraine.

So, standby everyone! Introducing..... Nowzad's new Amazon Wish List!!! The perfect way to provide direct, practical support. From surgical essentials to diagnostic tools, every item you purchase goes straight into the ambulance and directly to an animal in need.

If you have a little bit of spare change and fancy helping the ambulance, we are currently looking for:-

🌡️ Thermometers (to monitor patients in the field)

🩹 Bandages and swabs (for wound care and surgeries)

💉 Syringes (for administering vital medications)

😷 Surgical masks (to keep our veterinary team sterile and animal safe from infection)

And please check-out these new photos of the kit-out in progress — even new solar panels being installed on the roof! These will allow us to keep our medical equipment powered and vaccines refrigerated, even in the most remote areas of Ukraine.

So it’s really that simple: you click, you buy, and Amazon ships it directly to us in Devon! We pack it, and by April, those supplies will be on the ground saving lives.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/UO61NUZN5RB5...

Let’s fill every inch of this ambulance with supplies that save lives.

Thank you all, as ever. None of this would happen without you.

Please Help Pack the Ambulance for Ukraine!
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