Hungry puppies ran down a street in Mykolaiv after their owners moved away

In Mykolaiv juvenile police officers helped find a home for two abandoned puppies — Kasper and Mikki. Their owners moved to another region, leaving the animals.

Neighbors of the former owners contacted officers of the Mykolaiv District Police Department. They reported the abandoned puppies and asked for help rehoming them.

Juvenile prevention inspectors responded and went to the complainant. There they indeed saw the abandoned animals: hungry and dirty puppies were running along the street, looking for food and warmth.

According to the police, thanks to the help of the juvenile inspectors, Kasper and Mikki were given a home.

Source: Mykolaiv Regional Police.

Earlier we wrote:

• In Mykolaiv, 10 of 40 evacuated dogs found homes; volunteers removed two from chains
• Mykolaiv on April 26 rehomes homeless animals in Chestnut Square
• More than 30 dogs in Mykolaiv are seeking homes at the March 21 event
• Take a friend home: an exhibition of homeless animals will be held in Mykolaiv
• A family for every animal: a charity dog adoption event took place in Mykolaiv