
Rehabilitation
Rehabilitating giant dogs after evacuation
Learn moreGuarding flocks across open pasture, calm but fiercely protective

Aisha gave birth to Cezar in 2020. At just 1.5 months old, he left as a puppy for another home. In autumn 2025 he ended up at our center, and in autumn 2026 his mother Aisha arrived too. Dogs fleeing the war find each other again at Xtraverse Animals. ❤️
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Rehabilitating giant dogs after evacuation
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Evacuating animals from combat zones
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Healthy dogs from our shelter donate blood, which we transfuse to sick and injured dogs who need it. As if they understand exactly what's happening, they give their blood so willingly - to help their friends.
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We regularly feed abandoned animals and help find them a new home and caring owners.
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We collect the fur our wolfhounds and Alabais shed during grooming and plan to turn it into yarn that can be knitted into warm items.
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Evacuating people, humanitarian and medical aid from XTRAVERSE volunteers
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