{"id":67261,"date":"2022-12-28T10:31:26","date_gmt":"2022-12-28T08:31:26","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.savethedogs.eu\/?p=67261"},"modified":"2023-02-21T17:20:18","modified_gmt":"2023-02-21T15:20:18","slug":"the-tragedy-of-the-ghost-towns-in-ukraine","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.savethedogs.eu\/en\/the-tragedy-of-the-ghost-towns-in-ukraine\/","title":{"rendered":"The tragedy of the ghost towns in Ukraine"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\"\"\u201cWe have made it to Shirokoye, a small village just three kilometers away from the Russian army. There\u2019s nothing left here, except rubble. It\u2019s a ghost town. The number of animals we have seen on the streets is staggering. They all look so terrified and are so emaciated. We need food for them. I am begging you from the bottom of my heart: please send us more supplies<\/em>\u201d.<\/p>\n

This is the message we recently received from Anna, one of our partners in Ukraine. As a result of the bombardments, many towns have been evacuated and there is nothing to show for them now, except reminders of the life that once animated these streets.<\/p>\n

\u201cEverything has ground to a halt here. There used to be houses, schools and parks. Children would play in the streets and people went out to buy their bread every day. Now there is nothing left<\/em>\u201d, she wrote to us.<\/p>\n

A small group of volunteers make their way silently between the buildings. Some are on foot, others use bicycles, while a few of them are more fortunate and can still rely on driving around an old van. They are all carrying large quantities of dog and cat food: they scour the ghost towns and feed as many animals as they can.<\/p>\n

“There have always been a lot of stray animals in Ukraine\u201d<\/em>, we were told. \u201cBut before there used to be lots of us to take care of them. That was before the war changed everything<\/em>\u201d.<\/p>\n

Week after week, they have been risking their lives to feed them. However, if during the summer the biggest problem was their numbers, during the winter months the main concern has become the arctic weather: in some parts of the country the temperature has dropped to -20 degrees Celsius, and the constant shelling causes power outages, leaving people and animals with no means of keeping warm.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe constantly run out of water and electricity. It’s impossible to cook or bake anything\u201d, they explained to us. \u201cThe strays have to cuddle up and sleep together in groups to stay warm. Scores of cats have taken refuge in cellars to protect themselves from the cold. But the shelling has shattered all the windows and nowhere is draught-free.<\/em>\u201d<\/p>\n

Volunteers are scrambling as best they can to provide some shelter for the animals. Some have opened the gates of their backyards, to provide them with a little shelter and food. Others have built makeshift kennels out of boxes and plastic, using up bits of destroyed buildings.<\/p>\n

\u201cSome people have lost everything, including their own homes, but they still demonstrate their affection for animals\u201d, we hear. \u201cMany no longer have a place to live, so they have built refuges for themselves and their pets. During the night they huddle up together with them, trying to keep each other warm. It’s absolutely devastating.<\/em>\u201d<\/p>\n

In response to this emergency situation, here at Save the Dogs<\/em> we have stepped up our shipments of food and useful equipment. In the month of December alone, we have already dispatched five trucks to Kharkiv and Odessa, loaded up with insulated animal kennels, blankets, coats and, most importantly, quantities of food.<\/p>\n

We strongly believe that helping animals also signifies helping people, which is clearly evident given the dozens of messages with requests for help we continue to receive every day. \u201cIn spite of everything that is going on, I feel grateful that we can feed all these stray animals.<\/em>\u201d, Lena wrote to us from Kharkiv. \u201cIf you can, please send us some pesticides too. The bugs are eating our dogs alive<\/em>\u201d, requested Vika, also from Kharkiv. \u201cIt\u2019s heartbreaking to see how hungry they are and watch them get so skinny, and yet be helpless to do anything about it<\/em>\u201d, said Tetyana in Odessa. \u201cWe really need your help \u2013 your support gives us the strength we need to keep going<\/em>\u201d.<\/p>\n

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\u201cWe have made it to Shirokoye, a small village just three kilometers away from the Russian army. There\u2019s nothing left here, except rubble. It\u2019s a ghost town. The number of animals we have seen on the streets is staggering. They all look so terrified and are so emaciated. We need food for them. I am begging you from the bottom of my heart: please send us more supplies\u201d. This is the message we recently received from Anna, one of our partners in Ukraine. As a result of the bombardments, many towns have been evacuated and there is nothing to show for them now, except reminders of the life that once animated these streets. \u201cEverything has ground to a halt here. There used to be houses, schools and parks. Children would play in the streets and people went out to buy their bread every day. Now there is nothing left\u201d, she wrote to us. A small group of volunteers make their way silently between the buildings. Some are on foot, others use bicycles, while a few of them are more fortunate and can still rely on driving around an old van. They are all carrying large quantities of dog and cat […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":59,"featured_media":67249,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_et_pb_use_builder":"on","_et_pb_old_content":"

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\"\"\u201cSiamo riusciti a raggiungere Shirokoye, un paese a soli tre chilometri dall\u2019esercito russo. Non c\u2019\u00e8 pi\u00f9 niente l\u00ec, solo macerie. \u00c8 una citt\u00e0 fantasma. Il numero di animali che abbiamo visto \u00e8 impressionante. Sono talmente terrorizzati e magri. Abbiamo bisogno di cibo per loro. Vi prego, ve lo chiedo con il cuore in mano, mandatecene altro\u201d.<\/p>

Abbiamo ricevuto questo messaggio da Anna, uno dei nostri partner in Ucraina. A causa dei bombardamenti, molti centri abitati sono stati evacuati e l\u00ec oggi non resta altro che il ricordo della vita che un tempo animava quelle strade.<\/p>

\u201cQui tutto si \u00e8 fermato. Una volta c\u2019erano case, scuole, parchi. I bambini giocavano e la gente usciva per comprare il pane. Ora non rimane pi\u00f9 niente\u201d, ci scrivono.<\/p>

\u00a0<\/p>

Un piccolo gruppo di volontari si muove silenzioso tra gli edifici. C\u2019\u00e8 chi si sposta a piedi, chi in bicicletta, chi \u00e8 pi\u00f9 fortunato e pu\u00f2 ancora contare su un vecchio furgone. Tutti sono carichi di cibo per cani e gatti: perlustrano le citt\u00e0 fantasma e sfamano quanti pi\u00f9 animali possibile.<\/p>

\u201cCi sono sempre stati molti randagi in Ucraina \u2013 ci dicono \u2013 ma prima eravamo in tanti a prenderci cura di loro. Poi la guerra ha cambiato tutto\u201d.<\/p>

Settimana dopo settimana, hanno rischiato la loro vita pur di sfamarli. Tuttavia, se durante l\u2019estate il problema pi\u00f9 grosso era il loro numero, in inverno la preoccupazione principale \u00e8 diventata il freddo: in alcune zone del paese la temperatura \u00e8 scesa fino a -20 gradi e i continui bombardamenti causano interruzioni alla rete elettrica, lasciando persone e animali senza possibilit\u00e0 di scaldarsi.<\/p>

\u201cSiamo costantemente senza acqua e senza elettricit\u00e0. Non possiamo cucinare o cuocere niente\u201d, ci spiegano. \u201cI randagi ormai dormono solo in gruppo, per scaldarsi. Ci sono decine di gatti che si sono rifugiati nelle cantine per proteggersi dal freddo. Ma i bombardamenti hanno distrutto tutte le finestre e ci sono correnti d\u2019aria ovunque\u201d.<\/p>

I volontari si stanno arrangiando come possono per offrire un po\u2019 di riparo agli animali. C\u2019\u00e8 chi ha aperto le porte dei propri giardini, garantendo loro un riparo e un po\u2019 di cibo. Chi ha costruito delle cucce di fortuna ai randagi, creandole con scatole, plastica e parti di edifici distrutti.<\/p>

\u201cAlcune persone hanno perso tutto, persino la casa, ma non l\u2019affetto dei propri animali\u201d, ci confidano. \u201cTanti non hanno pi\u00f9 un posto dove vivere, cos\u00ec hanno costruito dei ripari per loro stessi e per i propri animali. Durante la notte si rannicchiano l\u00ec con loro, cercando di scaldarsi a vicenda. \u00c8 tutto molto triste\u201d.<\/p>

Per fare fronte a questa situazione di emergenza, noi di Save the Dogs<\/em> abbiamo aumentato le spedizioni di cibo e materiali utili. Nel solo mese di dicembre, stiamo spedendo cinque camion verso Kharkiv e Odessa, carichi di cucce isolate per animali, coperte, cappottini e soprattutto cibo.<\/p>

Questo perch\u00e9 crediamo fortemente che aiutare gli animali significhi aiutare anche le persone, come testimoniano anche le decine di messaggi con richieste di aiuto che riceviamo ogni giorno. \u201cMalgrado tutto quello che ci sta succedendo, sono grata di poter sfamare tutti questi randagi\u201d, ci ha scritto Lena da Kharkiv. \u201cPer favore, se potete, mandateci anche degli antiparassitari. Gli insetti stanno divorando i nostri cani\u201d, ci ha chiesto Vika, sempre da Kharkiv. \u201cCi spezza il cuore vederli cos\u00ec magri e affamati e non poter fare niente \u2013 ci ha risposto Tetyana da Odessa \u2013 il vostro aiuto \u00e8 fondamentale per noi e ci d\u00e0 la forza per andare avanti\u201d.<\/p>

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