Abandoned dogs of Russian-Ukrainian war

German Sascha Winkler travelled to the Ukraine-Poland border with a team of volunteers to help four-legged refugees.

Abandoned dogs of Russian-Ukrainian war

As refugees continue to cross into Poland from Ukraine, a German organisation has set up a shelter for pets stranded in the chaos of war.

Volunteers are trying to comfort terrified dogs in a makeshift shelter in the small Polish village of Medyka on the southern border with Ukraine.

READ MORE : https://www.euronews.com/2022/03/15/this-shelter-is-taking-in-pets-abandoned-in-the-chaos-of-the-ukrainian-war

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