Veterinarian Vladyslav Matviichuk was also forced to flee his home and abandon his practice.
He now treats pets with life-saving care for free in his parents kitchen.
The continued attacks are leaving many people and animals injured and frightened.
Photo: Veterinarian Vladyslav Matviichuk
Additionally, the ongoing conflict is creating blockades of care for those in need.
Despite the challenges, there are rescue workers assisting in numerous ways.
To help in the cause, Matviichuk has set up a veterinary hospital in his parents kitchen in Kyiv.
Photo: Veterinarian Vladyslav Matviichuk
Many animals suffer from explosions, missiles, and tanks, Matviichuk explains.
Many animals became homeless.
Veterinary clinics are destroyed or closed.
Photo: Veterinarian Vladyslav Matviichuk
It is a very big problem to buy food and medicine for animals today.
I make a run at help everyone.
Unfortunately my resources are currently running out.
Iryna has had to cut up bedsheets to make bandages for the animals due to short supplies.
This list includes antibiotics, antiseptics, syringes, and surgical instruments.
IDA has organized a fundraiser to help Matvhiichuk and the animals in Ukraine.
If you’d like the help,donations are currently being accepted.
Veterinarian Vladyslav Matviichuk was forced to flee his home and abandon his practice.
He now treats pets with life-saving care for free in his parents kitchen.
Many animals suffer from explosions, missiles, and tanks.
Many animals became homeless.
Veterinary clinics are destroyed or closed.
It is a very big problem to buy food and medicine for animals today.
I attempt to help everyone.
