You need to see this Ukrainian dogs waiting patiently in line. The reason behind it will touch you

Lately a man whose name is Nate Mook shared with pictures of dogs and wrote that he had never seen anything like that.

In the streets of Kramatorsk, Ukraine, he saw some dogs who were perfectly distanced standing as a line. They were so patient and didn’t want to move at all. Turned out that all of them were waiting to eat from a pet feeding station.

Mook who was the one to share the pictures, has always been very active in efforts for support of Ukrainian animals and pets. He knew that many of them lost their homes and families because of the situation in the country. He knew that the situation of that side was terrible too.

Dogs and cats who used to have houses to live in and everything were now left without any help and explanation. Fortunately many volunteers wanted to be involved in helping that animals.

I’ve never seen anything like this. Yesterday we installed a displaced pet feeding station in Kramatorsk (with your support!). This morning, the Ukrainian dogs waited in line to eat. 🇺🇦🐕 pic.twitter.com/5aEDCvUE2n

— Nate Mook (@natemook) October 20, 2022

Mook wrote in one of his post about the work volunteers did and explained that it is actually very hard for them to work and to find all the money for doing that, but they understand that someone needs to think about that poor animals too.

Food need is huge in liberated areas, but also for vets & evacuating pets from the frontline. Volunteers are risking their lives rescuing cats & dogs. So we’re going to establish a fundraiser to help cover costs. In the meantime, I setup a PayPal link: https://t.co/bJd3nMq8ya 👇 pic.twitter.com/x0r1xSdyIf

— Nate Mook (@natemook) October 16, 2022

It is wonderful how organized the dogs are because they know how to wait, stand since they all have received so much love some time ago and been treated right in a healthy environment.

Now they know all the rules, but even if they don’t know, they learn them so easily and quickly. That makes everyone so happy and makes their job easier.

UPDATE about the 🇺🇦 cats (and dogs)! Today I visited Sviatohirsk to deliver 500lbs of pet food. This is Irina’s house where she takes care of 38 cats & many dogs. There are pets wandering all over Sviatohirsk & other newly liberated cities in eastern Ukraine—and help is needed.👇 pic.twitter.com/APOcXVd1nV

— Nate Mook (@natemook) October 16, 2022

Mook helped with both idea and financial resources for building the feeding service and is happy to be a part of it. It also makes citizens a little bit happy too, because they saw all that animals who needed help, but couldn’ do anything about it.

Peace and love to all of us and thank you for reading this and being with us!