BORZOI IN UKRAINE
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Rescue has no borders!! National Borzoi Rescue Foundation - International is stepping in to aid Borzoi trapped in Ukraine or those with their owners fleeing to safety in another European country. Donations for food, water, transportation and temporary housing are urgently needed. We are partnering with verified groups on the ground throughout the area to disperse aid as required and will continue to update as we gather more information. Having money earmarked for this specific purpose is essential to this unfolding situation.
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Donations specifically for Borzoi can be made using the "Donate" button found at the bottom of this article or anywhere on this website (specify Refugee Borzoi in the notes section of your donation page) - when using USPS mail to: PO BOX 231, Dix, IL 62830 specify Refugee Borzoi
If you need help, contact us or our overseas partners in this endeavor! If you can help, we need to hear from you too!
NBRF: email - info@rescueborzoi.org
PHONE: 844 - NBRF ZOI (844 - 627 - 3964)
Facebook - NBRF - NBRF International
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The Angels in Green, Hungary:
Alternatively, donations for the refugee humanitarian/animal crisis overall may be made to the official Hungarian rescue group, "THE ANGELS IN GREEN "
As always, we thank our fantastic supporters for giving their all to Borzoi in desperate need!
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More information about the National Borzoi Rescue Foundation:
Established in 1994, NBRF is an all-volunteer rescue dedicated to the rescue & placement of all displaced borzoi. In 2014 the National Borzoi Rescue Foundation saw an opportunity to come to the aid of Borzoi overseas, and the International leg of this organization was founded. The need is great, the expenses are high, and the reward is priceless. So join us in coming to the "rescue" of Borzoi living in and fleeing from this terrible situation.
If you prefer to send a check our mailing address is:
National Borzoi Rescue Foundation
Liz A. Duncan-Burge, Secretary/Treasurer
P.O. Box 231
Dix, IL 62830

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Artwork donated by Ukrainian artist Anastasia Stus


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