The UPG gas station network is supplying fuel to support the evacuation of animals from frontline regions. The announcement was made by the animal protection organization UAnimals on its social media page.
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UPG assisted animal rights activists in evacuating dozens of animals from Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions—areas near active combat zones.
“In the frontline regions, animals find themselves in the heart of war every day. They suffer from shelling, lose their homes and their people. They cannot ask for help with words, but their eyes speak volumes,” the post reads.
The UAnimals team evacuated 70 animals from Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions. They were transported out of the conflict zones and moved from veterinary clinics to shelters. This four-day mission was supported by the UPG network, the organization reported.
“We supply fuel for evacuation transport to help save more lives. And this support is made possible thanks to everyone who stops at our stations, buys coffee, donates to the fund, or simply chooses UPG on the road,” UPG stated.
