On Thursday night, the Edmonds Waterfront Center was packed to capacity with a crowd of nearly 300 people who came to learn more about the Ukrainian War Animal Relief Fund (UWARF) and watch a private screening of the hour-long documentary. water tales. The evening included remarks from four panelists. Daniel Fine and Tana Axel, founders of UWARF and Edmonds residents, Tom Bates, founder of K9 Rescue Ukraine, and Adam Paras, vice president of Humane Society International's animal rescue team. Mr. Kandra.
More than 12 million people have been forced to flee in Ukraine, resulting in millions of abandoned pets. Many people are wandering the streets alone, desperately seeking help, and the crisis is worsening by the day. The Ukraine War Animal Relief Fund focuses on projects that rescue, vaccinate, and sterilize pets abandoned in Ukraine because of the war. This project has far-reaching implications for animal as well as human safety and ecosystem health.
The event was held as part of a monthly author/speaker series sponsored by Edmonds Waterfront Center and My Neighborhood News Network.
— Photo by Daniel Johnson, Edmonds Waterfront Center
my edmonds news
Sign up for the Edmonds Daily Newsletter
