Are you wondering how to help pets in Ukraine?

There are animals across Ukraine who need help, animals in zoos and shelters, the beloved pets evacuating with their humans, and those unlucky pets who were left behind as their owners became casualties of the war or were unable to take them as they evacuated.

Brighter Ukraine Foundation helps rescuers and sends donations for food and medical care to animal shelters in Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia.

Who do we help?

Brighter Ukraine Foundation volunteers Yevgeniya Pokhylko and Anna Lugo have been helping Ukrainian animal shelters and medical centers since the beginning of the war.

They are sending donations directly to the Plushka Animal Rescue in Kyiv:

and Give a Paw, Friend in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine. They buy food, medical care and other immediate needs.

Spay/Neuter Action Program.

🐾 Your support can transform lives and offer hope to the innocent cats, dogs affected by the War.

💖 How Can You Help 200 pets?

For just $20, you can ensure the sterilization of a cat, promoting a healthier and more sustainable environment for these resilient creatures.
A $50 donation covers the spaying or neutering of a small or medium-sized dog.
While $70 extends this vital care to a larger dog companion.

🐾 Our Partners

1. Nosyky animal shelter

2. Pet Clinic "Happy Paw Bucha"

🐕🐈 Your Contribution Matters!

By donating today, you play a crucial role in preventing the overpopulation of animals and mitigating their suffering in the war-torn regions of Ukraine. These animals deserve a chance at a better life, and your generosity can be the beacon of hope they desperately need.

🌈 Donate Today!

🙏 Why Spaying/Neutering?

Sterilization not only controls the population of stray animals but also improves their overall well-being, reducing the risks of disease and ensuring a more harmonious coexistence between humans and our four-legged friends.

🌍 Together, We Make Change Happen!

Let's stand together and make a lasting impact on the lives of these animals. Share this message, spread the word, and let compassion be the driving force behind positive change.

Thank you for being the voice for those who cannot speak for themselves. Your kindness today paves the way for a brighter tomorrow.

🐾 Donate Now and Be the Change!

UPDATE

Woof-tastic news, friends! 🐾🐾 We already HELPED 116 DOGS AND CATS in Ukraine ✌🏼🐕‍🦺 We saved 15,000 kittens and puppies who will be destined to hunger and miserable street life!

Our goal for 2025 is to sterilize 100 more cats and dogs! We want to thank all of our donors, and special thanks to Kate Karp 🙏 Please consider helping us jump-start the 2025 goal! We have a long waiting list and a running bill we need to close. Every $ helps us tremendously!

Please see all the images HERE

Our booths at an animal event near Rosie’s Dog Beach in Belmont Shore, Long Beach: the Bob Long Inaugural Mutt Run on Feb. 18. And a photo booth bearing the slogan “Paws for Ukraine” took photos of dogs and their humans at the Bulldog Beauty Contest.

We exchanged handmade jewelry, t-shirts, and other souvenirs for DONATION. The proceeds were headed to Ukrainian pet rescues.

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Brighter Ukraine Foundation, 501(c)3 CA nonprofit

We provide humanitarian aid, medical supplies, clothing to refugees directly affected by the war in Ukraine. Additionally, we supply the Ukrainian frontline defenders and supporters with necessary medical supplies and protective tactical equipment to save their lives while protecting their families and country. Creating cultural experiences within our monthly events is essential to keep Ukrainian culture alive among Ukrainians in the United States and enriching Americans' lives by connecting them with the Ukrainian community and sharing art, music, and tradition. We are looking toward the future of a Brighter Ukraine by physically rebuilding cities and communities while sharing the beautiful Ukrainian culture.

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