Nikolaev Zoo needs help in saving animals from starvation
A member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the Nikolaev Zoo, which recently turned 120 years old, needs help to save animals from starvation during wartime.
Most of the animals living there are listed in the Red Book.
The zoo's collection includes about 400 species of animals, it is the largest in Ukraine. The establishment is currently closed to visitors. Keeping animals is becoming difficult, even despite volunteer help from abroad.
Kontramarka joined the initiative to help save the animals of the Nikolaev Zoo, who found themselves in a difficult situation due to hostilities.
Everyone can support this initiative by purchasing free zoo tickets on the Kontramarka platform. All proceeds will be transferred to help animals.
More than $635,000 raised to help Ukrainian zoos affected by Russian military aggression
This was stated by the European Association of Zoos and Aquariums, writes CNN.
Representatives of the organization said they had already made initial cash transfers to needy zoos from the fund.
These transfers are intended to allow zoos to cover the cost of timely replenishment of feed and other essential supplies, the statement said.
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