Russian Invasion Changes Life for Ukrainians, Pets | Pet Age

Glenn Polyn//March 14, 2022

Glenn Polyn //March 14, 2022

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These images by Lesya Nevolko, media manager for COLLAR Company, show the impact that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has had on the nation’s people and companion animals. COLLAR Company founder and president Yuriy Sinitsa remained with his family in Chernihiv, a small city 90 miles north of Kyiv.

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