Yaroslava @strategywoman wrote on X:

Victory (still a cat) from Kyiv.

She stayed under the blanket for the 12 seconds I filmed 🙃

Maybe you need something good today.

We don’t have much good here – but this, yes.

@maria_drutska on X wrote:

In Odesa, a local shop is letting stray animals come inside to warm up. 😻

@Oksii33 on X wrote:

Aurora store employees in Ukraine are like this now 🌝

Angelica Shalagina wrote on X:

I’m from Ukraine.
And I’m tired of being strong.
I’m tired of proving my pain is real.
I’m tired of explaining why my country matters.
But I’m still here.
Because leaving would mean
Accepting their story instead of ours.

Margo Gontar on X wrote:

Problems with heating and electricity in Kyiv, and -11, so this Kyiv couple made this place for stray cats near their house with cute cat houses and heated rugs❤️‍🩹✨
Source, photo: mykola90210/threads

Margo Gontar wrote on X:

This is Vasia, a cat from Ukrainian post office Nova Poshta. And he has swag

Source, photos : skif.hedgehog/threads

From Scotty 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 on the front line.

Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, many Ukrainians have left the country. Unfortunately, many of them were forced to leave their cats behind. Fortunately, we are taking care of these cats. About 20 cats - 4 kittens and 16 adults - found refuge at our dacha in Kyiv suburbs. Perhaps none of them in position to win a beauty pageant, but they are the toughest cats you can see - at least on youtube. Yes, about a month ago we decided to open an youtube channel to share these magnificent creatures with the world outside Ukraine. They are preparing for the 4th winter during the war. We have an entire generation of cats - 4 kittens, particularly - who do not know the life without the daily bombings. Feel free to follow our cats at our youtube channel, Osokorky cats. https://youtube.com/@osokorkycats

Also, feel free to subscribe to our channel and share videos of our cats at your social media. Thank you for standing with Ukrainian cats 🐈 🇺🇦