On the morning of June 6th, the Nova Kakhovka dam in the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson collapsed, leaving tens of thousands of people and pets threatened by rising flood waters and diminishing drinking supplies. The surrounding regions are now under a state of emergency. Over 75 towns and villages have been flooded and the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant – the largest in Europe – is running low on water to cool its turbines. Thousands of people have already been forced to evacuate, leaving their safe havens behind. 

According to experts, this disaster will have long term consequences for the environment that could affect generations of Ukrainians. The dam reservoir carried chemicals and pesticides from agricultural and industrial regions. Now, with little hope of restoring the dam in sight while the war rages on, these toxins have the potential to harm countless people and animals for years to come. 

Ukrainian people and pets need you NOW in the wake of this disaster. Will you stand with Ukrainians today by supporting them in their time of need? Just $20 can provide one person with 4 months' worth of clean drinking water. Please donate today. 

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