![Doctors and volunteers take care of dozens of dogs and cats arriving from Ukraine at night to Przemysl, Poland Tuesday, March 8, 2022. ADA Foundation in Przemysl, gives shelter to abandoned animals Doctors and volunteers take care of dozens of dogs and cats arriving from Ukraine at night to Przemysl, Poland Tuesday, March 8, 2022. ADA Foundation in Przemysl, gives shelter to abandoned animals](https://l450v.alamy.com/450v/2mc1htk/doctors-and-volunteers-take-care-of-dozens-of-dogs-and-cats-arriving-from-ukraine-at-night-to-przemysl-polandtuesday-march-8-2022-ada-foundation-in-przemysl-gives-shelter-to-abandoned-animals-such-as-cats-dogs-goats-and-even-bears-with-the-recent-invasion-of-ukraine-by-russias-military-their-priority-is-now-to-provide-animal-food-medicines-and-medical-assistance-in-ukraine-but-mostly-to-evacuate-animals-into-poland-since-the-beginning-of-the-russian-invasion-they-have-been-able-to-evacuate-more-than-300-animals-that-have-been-brought-to-lviv-from-the-east-part-of-the-country-o-2mc1htk.jpg)
Doctors and volunteers take care of dozens of dogs and cats arriving from Ukraine at night to Przemysl, Poland Tuesday, March 8, 2022. ADA Foundation in Przemysl, gives shelter to abandoned animals
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![Veterinary doctor Redeslew Fediczynsk embraces a dog during treatment at the ADA foundation centre in Przemysl, southeastern Poland, Monday, March 28, 2022. Amid the exodus of more than 2.2 million Ukrainian refugees Veterinary doctor Redeslew Fediczynsk embraces a dog during treatment at the ADA foundation centre in Przemysl, southeastern Poland, Monday, March 28, 2022. Amid the exodus of more than 2.2 million Ukrainian refugees](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2MBRW85/veterinary-doctor-redeslew-fediczynsk-embraces-a-dog-during-treatment-at-the-ada-foundation-centre-in-przemysl-southeastern-poland-monday-march-28-2022-amid-the-exodus-of-more-than-22-million-ukrainian-refugees-to-poland-who-fled-the-russian-invasion-are-the-pet-lovers-who-could-not-leave-their-animals-behind-the-evacuation-of-the-animals-was-dangerous-but-was-made-possible-due-to-the-efforts-and-cooperation-of-several-animal-rights-groups-and-ukrainian-refugees-ap-photosergei-grits-2MBRW85.jpg)
Veterinary doctor Redeslew Fediczynsk embraces a dog during treatment at the ADA foundation centre in Przemysl, southeastern Poland, Monday, March 28, 2022. Amid the exodus of more than 2.2 million Ukrainian refugees
![Doctors and volunteers take care of dozens of dogs and cats arriving from Ukraine at night to Przemysl, Poland Tuesday, March 8, 2022. ADA Foundation in Przemysl, gives shelter to abandoned animals Doctors and volunteers take care of dozens of dogs and cats arriving from Ukraine at night to Przemysl, Poland Tuesday, March 8, 2022. ADA Foundation in Przemysl, gives shelter to abandoned animals](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2MC1HX1/doctors-and-volunteers-take-care-of-dozens-of-dogs-and-cats-arriving-from-ukraine-at-night-to-przemysl-poland-tuesday-march-8-2022-ada-foundation-in-przemysl-gives-shelter-to-abandoned-animals-such-as-cats-dogs-goats-and-even-bears-with-the-recent-invasion-of-ukraine-by-russias-military-their-priority-is-now-to-provide-animal-food-medicines-and-medical-assistance-in-ukraine-but-mostly-to-evacuate-animals-into-poland-since-the-beginning-of-the-russian-invasion-they-have-been-able-to-evacuate-more-than-300-animals-that-have-been-brought-to-lviv-from-the-east-part-of-the-country-o-2MC1HX1.jpg)
Doctors and volunteers take care of dozens of dogs and cats arriving from Ukraine at night to Przemysl, Poland Tuesday, March 8, 2022. ADA Foundation in Przemysl, gives shelter to abandoned animals
![FILE - An injured dog is seen at the ADA foundation centre in Przemysl, southeastern Poland, Monday, March 28, 2022. Amid the exodus of more than 2.2 million Ukrainian refugees to Poland FILE - An injured dog is seen at the ADA foundation centre in Przemysl, southeastern Poland, Monday, March 28, 2022. Amid the exodus of more than 2.2 million Ukrainian refugees to Poland](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2MARRYH/file-an-injured-dog-is-seen-at-the-ada-foundation-centre-in-przemysl-southeastern-poland-monday-march-28-2022-amid-the-exodus-of-more-than-22-million-ukrainian-refugees-to-poland-who-fled-the-russian-invasion-are-the-pet-lovers-who-could-not-leave-their-animals-behind-the-evacuation-of-the-animals-was-dangerous-but-was-made-possible-due-to-the-efforts-and-cooperation-of-several-animal-rights-groups-and-ukrainian-refugees-ap-photosergei-grits-file-2MARRYH.jpg)
FILE - An injured dog is seen at the ADA foundation centre in Przemysl, southeastern Poland, Monday, March 28, 2022. Amid the exodus of more than 2.2 million Ukrainian refugees to Poland
!["The hard part is seeing how completely stressed those animals are" | SDHS President helping Ukrainian refugees and their pets | cbs8.com "The hard part is seeing how completely stressed those animals are" | SDHS President helping Ukrainian refugees and their pets | cbs8.com](https://media.cbs8.com/assets/KFMB/images/ca8551bb-2e66-4ada-846c-dc6368b50e49/ca8551bb-2e66-4ada-846c-dc6368b50e49_1140x641.jpg)