My name is Lola and I am a mixed breed dog.

I was rescued by Ukrainian soldiers right during the brutal fighting on the front lines in the East of Ukraine.

I am a very sweet girl and not very big so I will not take up much space. I love human attention, so I will be happy to spend a lot of time with my family who will adopt me.

I am inquisitive and love to explore everything during walks. I can be a bit mischievous, so it is important that my new family has a safe fenced garden.

And I am always happy to see you and make people happy. I am smart and very trainable, and well socialized with other dogs.

The family that adopts me can be sure that no matter how big it is, I will love every part of it.

My name is Tobey and I am a mixed breed dog.

I was rescued from a destroyed school in the Kherson region. There, among the rubble and constant loud sounds, I was all alone. And all I had there was fear.

I am much better now, but communication is still very difficult for me. I don't trust people, but I love the company of other dogs, they help me cope with all my problems.

To be honest, my fear is stronger than me at the moment. But I am quite curious. I want to know what the world is like when there is no fear. I look at people with caution, but I think they can be kind.

I still need a long rehabilitation after what happened to me, but I am sure that with the right person I will succeed.

My name is Jessy and I am a mixed breed dog.

I was rescued by the military from one of their points where it was very noisy and scary.

I am still learning to trust people, so I am still often afraid of strangers and bark to protect myself, but this is just my little armor. But I am very comfortable in the company of other dogs, with them I feel more confident. So I am always happy with such companies.

I need experienced owners. However, I am sure that if you are ready to work with me and show that the world is not so scary, I am sure that I can become your faithful friend.

My name is Shaggy and I am a mixed breed dog.

I am one of the shyest dogs in the shelter. For a long time I did not know what a home and care were, because I spent most of my life on the street, without human care. So to be honest, I am working on it, but I am still afraid of people, because I never knew that they could be kind.

I made one friend in the shelter, Chikita. We came to the shelter on the same day and went through a lot together. We always support each other, and I would really like to never be separated. She is my best friend and next to her I feel a little more confident.

I am already an adult, but despite this, I need an experienced owner who will be ready to accept all my fears and work on them.

What I can say for sure is that I will be grateful to you all my life if you help me find my place in this world.

My name is Comet and I am a mixed breed dog.

I was rescued from the front line. It was very loud around and one day a rocket fell very close to me. I remember how everything was shaking, and then there was silence, which made it even scarier.

Since then, I have learned to live in the shadows, trying not to attract attention to myself. I am very timid and cautious. Sometimes I want to approach people, but something inside stops me. I am afraid that they might offend me, as it happened before.

I am indifferent to other dogs. They are here - and that's good, but I don't need their company. The main thing is to just feel safe. People... I don't know how to treat them. Sometimes they seem kind, sometimes too scary. But I heard that there are those who can give care and teach not to be afraid.

I really need someone who will show me patience and teach me to be braver. I need a little time to believe that this world may not be so scary. I'm waiting for someone who will show me what real care and love are.

My name is Carly and I am a mixed breed dog.

I was not alone when I came to the shelter, my brother Benny was with me (you can meet him too, if you want). We were born in a very unusual place, in a destroyed tank, which became our home. It was very noisy and scary around, so this tank became the safest place for us.

Despite all the difficulties that my brother and I have gone through, I really like to explore the world around me and I always want to run, play and learn something new.

I'm still afraid of loud noises or strangers, so I need time to get used to it, but as soon as I understand that you are a friend, I will run to you first! I communicate cautiously with other dogs, but if I am given the opportunity, I am ready to become the most cheerful and devoted companion for any creature.

I will be happy if the family that adopts me has a house with a garden where I can play and spend most of my time. I love open space and I don't like loneliness.

If you are looking for an active friend who will be with you in any adventure, I am waiting for you.

My name is Mul’tik and I am a Chihuahua.

I was one of those who were saved in one big rescue mission from the front line in the Kharkov direction (then, about 20 dogs were saved). There I was part of illegal and uncontrolled breeding all my life, I lived in a very small cage with a lot of other dogs, we were almost never outside it, we did not have the necessary care, food and of course we had no idea what love from people was. In the end, I and many other dogs were abandoned in the middle of the war. Constant shelling, hunger and real fear engulfed us and we did not believe that the day would come when we would be taken from there.

After my rescue, my life got better. I learned that there are kind people who will not need anything from me. And I really opened up to them. They constantly tell me that I am one of the nicest and most unusual boys in the shelter. Because I have a very unusual face and eyes. And despite my age, I am always ready to actively spend time with them and other dogs. I am also often told that I am like an "anti-stress". I feel when someone has had a bad day, so I climb into their arms and can sit on them for hours to help my person hide from bad emotions. I also really enjoy spending time in the car and am always ready for new adventures.

Life before my rescue was unfair to me, but now I know exactly what love is and that very soon my family will find me, because I am ready to give my heart to them.

My name is Tilika and I am a Pomeranian Spitz.

I was one of those who were saved in one big rescue mission from the front line in the Kharkov direction (then, about 20 dogs were saved). There I was part of illegal and uncontrolled breeding all my life, I lived in a very small cage with a lot of other dogs, we were almost never outside it, we did not have the necessary care, food and of course we had no idea what love from people was. All I knew was that all they wanted from me was my puppies, which were constantly taken away from me and they did not even give me time to feel like a mother. In the end, I and many other dogs who went through the same path were abandoned in the middle of the war. Constant shelling, hunger and real fear engulfed us and we did not believe that the day would come when we would be taken away from there.

After my rescue, I saw this life from a different side, I realized that it can be filled with something special. It has become very important for me to spend as much time as possible with people, and it also turns out that I love walking outside, playing, traveling in the car and exploring this completely new world for me. Sometimes it is not easy for me because of my health and my age. I was used only as a reproduction machine before and that is why this is happening to me now. But I am sure that there are no unsolvable issues and despite this I will be able to find my family. 

I can't wait for that to happen. I will be ready to give my whole life and my whole heart to the one who decides to adopt me.

My name is Vira and I am a mixed breed dog.

My sister and I were rescued from the front line in the Kherson area. There we knew only terrible fear and hunger. On the day of our rescue, our rescuers and we almost died from a military drone. It attacked our car during the evacuation, but everything worked out and everyone survived.

I remember that at the time of our rescue, my sister and I had not seen our mother for a long time, we were very exhausted and could hardly move from the cold. And we are very grateful that our rescuers evacuated us from there, gave us a safe place, cured us and showed that love still exists.

At the shelter, I met a lot of new dogs. I can’t say that I love all of them, but what I can say for sure is that if I need it, I can find a common language with any of them or, if I don’t like something, stand up for myself. My sister is more shy, I’m not like that at all. I have character and perseverance. This is what allowed us to survive in a hot spot and this is what will allow me to say that I am always one hundred percent ready for a new challenge.

I will follow my person even to very high mountains as a climber or fly, as an astronaut, into space. It does not matter where it is - I will be there for my loving person in order to support or help with everything I can.

My name is Lucky and I am a mixed breed dog.

I was saved completely by accident and not like many other dogs I met at the shelter after that.

I don't remember exactly how or why, but one man caught me, tied me up, almost breaking my legs and ribs, put me in a bag and took me away, clearly planning something very bad.

As my rescuers explained to me later, he was taking me to the sea to drown me. I was very scared and I did not understand at all why I deserved this. After all, I was still very little, just born and did not have time to do anything bad to anyone.

My rescuers saw that man and me in the bag completely by accident when they were riding on the way to their work. That man tied the bag with me to his bike and did it so hard that I could hardly breathe, but I continued to fight with all my might. So my rescuers realized that there was something alive in the bag and no matter how that man said the opposite, they insisted on showing what was in the bag. Afterwards, I only remember the harsh light and already warm hugs, which gave me the opportunity to believe that good people exist.

At first, everything in the shelter scared me very much. But after, I adapted and realized that I love to play with other dogs and people. I also know that I am very kind, gentle and always ready for a new acquaintance. I have never been on the front line or in a hot spot like other dogs I met here at the shelter, but in my short life I have learned what human cruelty is.

Despite the fact that I am still a puppy, I know that I will be the best friend for someone who is ready to adopt me. I will give all my affection, kindness and warmth to my family.