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a dodo story Ukrainian couple has stayed in a war zone for 1,600 days to save animals more than 4 years ago into the war in Ukraine these two vets are still going back for the animals left behind. We first shared their story years ago, Valentina Sanchez Dodo Editor so much attention has moved on. Valentina and Leonid never did. We're going to the area where [there is] very active military struggle. very active military struggle. When the war began, they chose to stay in the war zone. Families were fleeing, people were being called to service, and so many pets and animals had nowhere to go. So this couple started taking them in. This is how our nights look like. This is how our nights look like. Almost each day we have something like this. Yeah. Because they're vets, they could do so much more than just rescue animals. They could treat them, feed them, find them shelter and help so many other local shelters get the supplies they needed. What started out as emergency rescue slowly became their entire life. And years later, the work still continues. Valentina and Leonid are still caring for animals every single day, and donations help them continue. Actually, during the scarcity, we saved a lot of different animals. Many, many thousands. Yeah. Just know without your support, our work here would not be possible. They help cover food, medicine, rescues and the sanctuary that these animals now depend on. More than four years later, they are still there, still rescuing, still treating and still proving that even in the middle of the war, there are people choosing to show up for every life they can. Rescuing animals for them isn't separate from surviving the war. It's one of the ways they keep going through it. Valentina and Leonid are still caring for animals every single day, and donations help them continue. Actually, during the scarcity, we saved a lot of different animals. Many, many thousands. Yeah. Just know without your support, our work here would not be possible. They help cover food, medicine, rescues and the sanctuary that these animals now depend on. More than four years later, they are still there, still rescuing, still treating and still proving that even in the middle of the war, there are people choosing to show up for every life they can.