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As the heartbreaking invasion ofUkrainecontinues, people are attempting to move to safety en masse.
Families are traveling together and not just human members of families.
Across social media, images have popped up showing the difficult circumstances for both humans and animals.
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And then, of course, there are those animals without a home.
Across the country, brave volunteers are attempting to keep their shelter animals safe and fed.
Gas is not easy to come by and driving can be dangerous, which makes outside support so important.
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Many shelters are also now without electricity or running water.
There is also a secondary issue of the incredible noise coming from the constant shelling and air raids.
Typically, dogs and cats must be microchipped and show proof of vaccinations.
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These are all local organizations that either care for stray animals or provide shelter services.
The war in Ukraine has caused many people to flee or take shelter with their pets.
Pets in Ukraine are also suffering the ravages of military attacks.
