Dogs of Chernobyl

08/04/2025

The medical team is gearing up for another trip to Chornobyl to care for the dogs and sterilize some additions to the location in Chornobyl town. More news to come. 

07/27/2025

🆘 URGENT: Help Us Feed Abandoned Frontline Dogs & Cats 🐾
The situation on the front lines has become extremely dire for abandoned animals. Countless dogs and cats have been left behind in war-torn villages, clinging to survival.

🚨 Most shelters are completely full. There is simply no room left to take them in.
💔 Many of these dogs are too traumatized or isolated to be rescued right now.
👨‍✈️ Local military and volunteers are doing their best to feed them when they can, but supplies are running out fast.

We are urgently collecting donations to purchase dog food and cat food to deliver directly to these devastated regions. Every meal can mean the difference between life and death for these innocent animals.

👉 How You Can Help:
Donate any amount — $15 feeds a dog for a week
Share this post with others who care
If you can, consider a monthly contribution to keep supplies flowing
🛒 We purchase in bulk and transport directly to military and volunteers on the ground, ensuring your support goes exactly where it’s needed.

Please don’t look away. They have no one else.
Help us feed the forgotten.

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❤️ Thank you for standing with us — and them.

07/06/2025

He will be greatly missed. A valuable part of our team.

06/28/2025

If you can help. Just $5.00 can help.

06/27/2025

Help support the Dogs of Chernobyl by purchasing one of our patches or get the entire collection.

Where to buy: https://clean-futures-fund.myshopify.com/collections/patches-made-in-ukraine

These patches are made in Slavutych, Ukraine, the worker town for Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant. We support a Ukrainian small business through sourcing these patches in Ukraine and you support our charitable activities in Ukraine through your purchase! 

06/24/2025

Recent podcast  about the Dogs of Chernobyl with Jon Boracas president of K9 Global Rescue on his Frontline tales podcast.

🎙️ Frontline Tails – Episode 4: Healing on the Front LinesIn this powerful debut episode of Frontline Tails, we’re joined by a world-renowned veterinarian b...

06/18/2025

Meet Bruno (Big Papa) and Nobyl
Bruno and Nobyl are beloved, permanent residents at the New Safe Confinement and observatory on the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant grounds. Estimated to be around 10 years old, they’ve been loyal companions for years. As they age, they’ve begun arthritis treatment to help keep them comfortable and mobile.

You can help support Bruno and Nobyl by virtually adopting them through our special adoption stickers — available now on our website. Learn more and show your love at cleanfutures.org.

06/14/2025

06/03/2025

During our last visit to the exclusion zone in May 2025, we were unable to visit Maria in Kupovati to finish sterilizing the rest of her cats. However, our friend Marek Baryshevskyi recently brought food supplies to the self settlers and was able to take photos. As you can see in these photos, all of the cats left ears have been tipped. This is done as a method of population control to allow us to know which cats have already been sterilized so that we don’t end up catching them again. It’s great to see the progress and success of our work.
Photo credit Marek Baryshevskyi

06/03/2025

During our last visit in May 2025, we were unable to visit Maria in Kupovati to finish sterilizing the rest of her cats. However, our friend Marek Baryshevskyi recently visited to bring food supplies and took photos of the cats. If you notice these cats all have their left ear tipped. This is so that we can know which cats have been sterilized so we don’t end up catching them again. It’s great to see the cats running around and the visibility of our work. 
Photo credit: Marek Barryshevskyi

02/19/2025

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