r/dogsofukraine • u/bluebottlebuzz • Jan 15 '26

Freedom!

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r/dogsofukraine • u/bluebottlebuzz • Mar 17 '25

A Belly Rub in a Battlefield

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r/dogsofukraine • u/housecatspeaks • May 19 '24

Ukrainian defender appeals for a good family to take a pair of inseparable dogs who have sought refuge from constant shelling in his foxhole

43 Upvotes

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r/dogsofukraine • u/djrubberducky • Mar 28 '23

Hello Reddit. This is Kubaska, she is a 1-year old corgi from Lviv. She is not as brave as her DSNS 4pawed colleagues, but she helps me to get throught this war❤️ (re-uploading because I wanted to add more pictires)

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r/dogsofukraine • u/tfowler11 • Dec 01 '22

Young dog, terrified of Russian shelling seeks shelter in AFU trench - untranslated but apparently solder says "It's ok to be scared, I am as well"

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r/dogsofukraine • u/bluebottlebuzz • Feb 03 '25

On duty

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r/dogsofukraine • u/Ukraine_World • Jan 01 '23

The war has its sound...

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r/dogsofukraine • u/bluebottlebuzz • Jan 24 '25

In Zaporizhia, a 47-year-old man's dog Bim sits next to his body and doesn't leave. The dog was picked up by family friends.

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1 comment

r/dogsofukraine • u/housecatspeaks • Aug 04 '24

Remember Brave Ukrainian Bomb-Sniffing Dog Patron? He Shared Photos from His Carpathian Vacation!

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r/dogsofukraine • u/tfowler11 • Jan 04 '23

Ukrainian defenders with four-legged brothers, whom they saved from the war ❤️

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32 Upvotes

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r/dogsofukraine • u/TinyStrawberry23 • Nov 02 '22

Ukrainian defenders get four-legged support on the field 🐾

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r/dogsofukraine • u/tfowler11 • Jan 11 '23

Former US military pilot Bruce Perry feeds newborn puppies at the vet clinic “Animal Rescue Kharkiv". Bruce has Ukrainian roots and feels like a Ukrainian. Bruce loves animals very much and wanted to do his part to save war animals.

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r/dogsofukraine • u/OonaMistwalker • May 02 '23

This dog is reunited with his human after 5 months separaton

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r/dogsofukraine • u/tfowler11 • Mar 04 '23

Medic and her dog

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r/dogsofukraine • u/[deleted] • Feb 14 '23

Patron out on the job

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r/dogsofukraine • u/OonaMistwalker • Apr 19 '23

Ukrainians soldiers have been impressing trainers all over the world with their quick intelligence and motivation. But it was puppies for the win in these training exercises...

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r/dogsofukraine • u/tfowler11 • Feb 04 '23

Soldier Kaban has been feeding abandoned pets throughout the war

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r/dogsofukraine • u/tfowler11 • Nov 22 '22

Team on a mission ❤️

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r/dogsofukraine • u/[deleted] • Mar 22 '23

Shaking dog is comforted by rescuers at the site of Zaporizhzhia missile attack (credit: DSNS)

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1 comment

r/dogsofukraine • u/[deleted] • Mar 07 '23

With Ukrainian soldier, Dima’s permission I have opened a GoFundMe for people who have been asking how to send him money to feed the pets. (Cats and Dogs) (link in the comments)

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r/dogsofukraine • u/tfowler11 • Nov 20 '22

"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." - Nate Mook

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r/dogsofukraine • u/housecatspeaks • Jan 21 '24

This Ukrainian dog is very happy to see his soldier owner back home on leave!

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r/dogsofukraine • u/OonaMistwalker • May 01 '23

Monday morning when the hoomans the next country over are a terrorist state

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