The humanitarian group of Solidarity Collectives is launching a fundraiser to support an animal shelter.

During our humanitarian missions, we constantly encounter one of the less visible but global crises of the war — thousands of abandoned animals in frontline communities.
Many of them were beloved pets until recently, and today they are forced to survive on their own.

Our members care deeply about their fate. We support both the people who rescue and care for animals, as well as the animals themselves directly.

This time we are raising funds for a shelter in Kyiv that takes in animals from combat zones. They urgently need to set up new spaces — a section of infectious disease quarantine boxes. One such section has 11 compartments, where adult cats or kittens can be placed.

Every animal that arrives at the shelter must undergo a two-week quarantine. Only after that can it be released into the pack and eventually adopted. That is why these boxes are critically important: they not only provide isolation, but also create additional capacity to save more animals from the war.