Stray cats and dogs were left clinging to trees as flood levels rose, an animal rights charity in Ukraine has said, as it spearheads efforts to rescue animals in danger of drowning following floods generated by the attack on the Nova Kakhovka dam
UAnimals, headquartered in Kyiv, operates all over Ukraine, focusing it efforts on frontline areas including Kharkiv and Kherson.
She described stray dogs and cats clinging to trees while streets flooded, and fish left flapping on riverbanks because the reservoir level dropped so dramatically.Russian invasion Ms Chevhanyuk estimates that 260 animals, including monkeys, racoons, ponies and marmots perished in the Kazkova Dibrova Zoo in occupied Kherson after the. The area is almost completely submerged, and only swans and ducks are reported to have survived.
Volunteers had previously requested access to the zoo, to feed the animals twice a day, which was granted by the Russian authority. However, the zoo was mined, and volunteers were prevented from rescuing animals, despite repeated requests.
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