Rescuer Refuses To Leave His 450 Animals In Ukraine – “I’d rather lose my life with them”

 A deliverer refuses to abandon his owner despite the dangerous situation they're suffering in Ukraine, which has left unfortunate losses at the hands of the conduct carried out by Russia. 




 Deliverer Refuses To Leave His 450 pets In Ukraine –"I'd rather lose my life with them"

Since the early hours of this Thursday, Russia began an irruption in Ukraine that has left a balance of 140 dead, hundreds injured and further than a million displaced people. It's a conflict that has left a ruinous balance and that has not only affected citizens but also creatures. 




In an area near Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, the Italia JK2 retreat is located, in which further than 450 creatures of colorful species live, from nags to cravens. 

Andrea Cisternino is the author of the pet sanctum that shocked the world with his decision to stay by their side to cover them. 


 


 “ Now I've to suppose about saving a sanctum and its further than 400 guests who earn to be defended at all costs, that’s what I'll do. I prefer to die than let my companions die alone,” said the deliverer.” 

He also wrote on his social networks “ 10 twinkles ago two military aeroplanes and a war copter flew over the sanctum, Oksana said that one of the aeroplanes attacked. 30 kilometers from us there's an field where another attack was carried out at 5 in the morning. 

 

 


 Despite the serious threat of staying in the area, Andrea is so married to guarding the animals that he can not conceive of abandoning them. 



 The deliverer assures that his precedence is to cover the animals of his sanctum 

Andrea, of Italian nation, a former fashion shooter moved to Ukraine a decade ago with his woman Vlada Shalutko, to fight against the stalking of slapdash pets. Together they opened a sanctum in Kiev in which they've taken in thousands of creatures that would have had a fatal outgrowth. 

 


 Presently, the sanctum has installations of 20 thousand square measures separated into colorful areas one for pets and pussycats; another for grazing cows and nags; another for funk pounds, storages, kitchens, forces and eventually a veterinary clinic. 

 In 2011, Andrea published the photographic book called Perros Callejeros, with reports starring men and animals. The ensuing time, when she learned about the suffering of road pets in Ukraine during the European Championship, she made the decision to move to that country to help them. 



 At that time, he invested the proceeds from his book deals in the construction of the pet sanctum. Therefore he began his fight in that country to defend pets, raise mindfulness among the population and promote the deliverance of animals of other species that demanded help.

 But it wasn't easy, he'd to face the rejection of those who were devoted to the practice of hunting slapdash pets. Two times after the sanctum opened, the installation was burned down causing the loss of 71 pets. 

 


 “ Nothing came to help us, not indeed the firemen, we managed to get out as numerous pets as we could until the fire was willful,” Andrea reported. 

No adversity made him throw in the kerchief, he erected a new sanctum, bigger and with better conditions. He called the place KJ2 in homage to a bear who lost her life at the hands of violence in Tentino in 2017. 





 Now Andrea faces another great adversity with his animals, but nothing will make him give up, not indeed the shells he has seen flying over the sanctum. 

 The deliverer has taken the foresight to stock over on food and energy in the stopgap that the conflict will end while he's safe with the saved animals. 


 


 

 On the networks, thousands of people have expressed their admiration and support for this noble and pious deliverer who's willing to immolate his life for the animals he has helped for so numerous times. 



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