Poland offers safe-havens and free vet care for Ukrainian pets

Clutching their precious cargo, animal lovers in Ukraine rush to protect their beloved pets, ferrying them to safe-haven countries across the border.

People coming from Ukraine with pets can get free veterinary help for them at the Shelter in Paluch, Warsaw.

Emergency medical care, chipboarding and free food are offered to all the refugees and their pets.

The capital city hall announced that for this purpose a 24-hour hotline was set up.

Information on veterinary assistance can be obtained at the 24-hour hotline: +48 22 868 15 78 or +48 22 868 15 79.

You can also look for help by writing to the following e-mail address: ba@napaluchu.waw.pl.

The Mayor of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski, also decided that persons with Ukrainian ID’s can travel by Warsaw public transport for FREE.

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