Let NGO's from the EU save Ukrainian animals

As the bombs begin to fall, Ukrainian mothers and children flee across borders to avoid the threats to life. Many of them had no choice and left their pets behind. Their dogs and cats now roam the streets in Ukraine and EU borders in need of medical care, food and attention. Some of them have little notes attached by owners hoping to be reunited with their beloved pets one day. Shelters in the Ukraine are being attacked and set on fire by Russian soldiers. Thousands of Ukrainian animals must wait for an inevitable death because of EU regulations while thousands of welcoming arms of EU animal rescuers reach out for them. The UN Committee of the Rights of the Child has even recognized the empathic connections which children have with animals. By relaxing regulations, innumerable sentient creatures could be rescued from the violence and maybe reunited with their owners. We call upon the European Parliament and the European Commission to relax the constraining regulations for unowned Ukrainian animals. To reduce the risk of rabies animals could be transported to empty shelters in EU member states straight away, registered, microchipped and vaccinated and kept in quarantine for a month. Please let EU citizens and NGO's help the Ukrainian animals.