
Rehabilitation
Rehabilitating giant dogs after evacuation
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Autumn 2025. Barbos the wolfhound feeling sad on the lake shore, the weather matching his mood. Ready for guardianship and waiting for a guardian.
2025Summer 2023, an evacuation from Osynove, in the Kupiansk community on the left bank of the Oskil river. Barbos the wolfhound was 4 years old at the time and let no one near him. A difficult evacuation: wolfhounds have to be moved in cages, because at that moment they are dangerous to the people around them.
2023Spring 2023, an evacuation of wolfhounds from Novoosynove and Kivsharivka on the left bank of the Kupiansk community. A difficult evacuation of a difficult breed: dogs weighing over 70 kg. The evacuation in action, with Barbos the wolfhound in the photo.
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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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