Global Animal Rescue And Response

Global Animal Rescue And Response Global Animal Rescue And Response Is A 501c3 Comprised Of Highly Trained Veterans And Emergency Responders

Our mission is to globally respond to animals in times of crisis, both natural and manmade, while providing technical expertise and compassion to those in need. Our primary focus is to rescue, protect, aid, and assist animals and their human caretakers when they need it the most.

FOSTER NEEDED FOR UKIE!!!!We are in need of a foster, ideally in Warsaw, for Ukie. He's just at six months of age now an...
11/27/2025

FOSTER NEEDED FOR UKIE!!!!

We are in need of a foster, ideally in Warsaw, for Ukie. He's just at six months of age now and can leave Ukraine in two weeks. The foster period would be from January to the end of February. We have a veterinarian in Warsaw who will prepare all of his documents to come to the US. We just need to ensure he makes those appointments.

He gets along with other dogs and cats. We will cover all of the costs during the foster period.

11/21/2025

A Full Van After Evacuating Borova (October 2025)

As you can see in the video, our van was full after the evacuation from Borova. 50 of the 51 animals we evacuated were in the van, with one dog being reunited with his owner the night before in Kharkiv. It was a very long and successful day in the field with Zoo Borova and Пошуково-рятувальний загін «Троянда на руці», and the faces you see in the video are the result of that work.

The animals stayed in the van the previous night and would be there until they got to their final destinations. It was the best, and safest, way to get them where they were going. We also needed sleep as well because the next couple of days were going to be a marathon with dropping them all off and getting Marvel ready for her flight to the US from Warsaw. After getting the van fully packed, it was time to get on the road.

The first stop with these animals was a small village outside of Kyiv called Kruhlyk. At that location we dropped off ten dogs to a wonderful woman who has turned her home in a shelter for smaller dogs. Next, it was off to Shelter Sirius, which is Ukraine's largest shelter with over 3,500 animals. They took all of the remaining dogs except the senior German Shepherd. The last stop was at Притулок для тварин "Бест Френдз" where we dropped off all the cats and the senior German Shepherd. You saw that video a few weeks ago of the drop off of the cats.

From there, it was a mad dash to get to Warsaw with about a two hour sleep in Rivne. Marvel, the Husky evacuated out of Sumy after her owner was killed in a Ru**ian missile strike, was awaiting her flights to the US.

That is a whole other story that will be told coming soon.......

We are Global Animal Rescue And Response and helping those in need is what we do.

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11/18/2025

Rapid Nighttime Evacuation From Kup'yansk (October 2025)

The night before the large evacuation from Borova, an urgent call was made looking for help to get a woman and her two dogs out of Kup'yansk. The Ru**ians were getting closer to where she lived and she did not want to endure a second occupation with them there. A rapid plan was set in motion that involved three groups coming together for this woman and her dogs.

The White Angels, who are a Special Operations division of the Regional and National Police, took the task of going into Kup'yansk to go get the three of them. Where she was it was absolutely not safe at all, and quite suicidal, to take the van. Encroaching into the outskirts of the city with the van after dark was equally as dangerous because of the drones. They used their van and knowledge of the everchanging terrain features to get in and out for them.

We, along with Пошуково-рятувальний загін «Троянда на руці», went to the outskirts of the city to wait for the White Storks to bring her out. It was such a rapid extract that we were both in trainers and sweats for the mission. Of course we had on armor and helmets, but there was no time to go change into tac pants of tops at all. The call came and we had a limited window to get there otherwise this would not be possible. Of course, we dropped everything to go, and what you see here is the end result.

Once we had them loaded we brought them back to Kharkiv to the refugee center. There she went through the intake process that all of you have seen before. Then we got Ray settled outside and her smaller dog stayed with her. The following morning, the three of them were moved to the next location to continue starting her live over again. All she had with her from her entire life were four bags with what she decided to take with her. She's doubtful that she will return to anything, or that she will ever return at all.

This is the true cost of war that a price cannot be placed on........

We are Global Animal Rescue And Response and helping those in need is what we do.

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11/14/2025

The Scared & Abandoned Dog On A Chain In Borova (October 2025)

Last month when we evacuated 51 animals from Borova, there were several dogs that were just too traumatized to handle. They were scared, petrified, and sadly for them....alone. Sveta lives in Borova and has stayed behind when most others have left for a very selfless and noble cause. She is the sole lifeline that many of these animals have to be fed and cared for. Without her, they would starve and suffer a slow and horrible death.

This boy was abandoned after the family where he lives evacuated. Thankfully, Sveta has been feeding him and keeping him alive through the fence. He is wary of strangers and suffers from fear aggression, which is a very common trait among the dogs we evacuate. When we all showed up he got even more anxious, and it was clear the only way to evacuate him was with sedation. He was pretty thin, and the video does not do justice for the actual condition he was in at the time.

As you can see by the video, the dart found it's mark and the sedation took effect quite quickly. This was the best way to evacuate him and ensure that he did not hurt himself or others during the process. It is also much less stressful on animals like him who already are at elevates stress and reactivity levels. Just like many of the other animals we evacuate, he calmed down and was a different dog by the time we got him to Sirius Shelter the following evening.

This is the rescue as it happened. No cuts and no edits. You can hear the drone detector chirping in the background throughout the video. Brian had several video intercept images come up on the Dzyga, so we know that there were numerous drones present in the area. We made multiple trips into Borova that day with Пошуково-рятувальний загін «Троянда на руці» to save these animals. Thankfully the drones left us alone for the day so we could give these 51 innocent animals exactly what they needed.....

A second chance.

We are Global Animal Rescue And Response and helping those in need is what we do.

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11/07/2025

Drones Over Borova During Evacuations (October 2025)

They are small.
They are almost invisible.
They announce themselves by sound before you can see them.
They are the most lethal and feared item on the battlefield now.

They........Are Drones.

After the FPV strike in Kup'yansk in July, the situational awareness for drones has been heightened for many of the organizations and groups working near or at the frontlines. Thankfully there are devices such as our Dzyga. It will not only detect the drones, but display their video feed on the screen when detected and at a close enough range for video intercept. It is something we carry closely and cherish because it is literally what is standing between life and death.

The first part of the video is on our way into Borova under the drone netting. We knew there was drone activity being reported with increased frequency in Borova, and we would not send the team in without our detection device. The second video is Brian trying to reacquire video signal that had been coming on intermittently. The detector was indicating drones overhead, but they were not close enough for us to lock into their video feed. The spikes on the detection meter clearly showed drone activity across multiple signal bands, which means multiple types of drones in the air. Unfortunately, the detectors do not alert us to fiber FPV drones like the one that hit me back in July.

We managed to evacuate 51 animals from Borova with Пошуково-рятувальний загін «Троянда на руці» and Zoo Borova that day. Staying true to the operational plan, we did it efficiently, expeditiously, and most importantly......safely.

We are Global Animal Rescue And Response and helping those in need is what we do.

🙏 Every donation makes a life-saving difference.
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Ralph went to the vet today to get his ringworm checked and to see if there is finally something that can be done to get...
11/06/2025

Ralph went to the vet today to get his ringworm checked and to see if there is finally something that can be done to get rid of this infection which has been plaguing him since well before he was rescued.

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