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Olha Shylimina, head of the Loving Hearts animal shelter, stands by surviving enclosures for dogs in the Odesa region, Ukraine, September 29, 2026. During a nighttime Russian drone strike, the roof of the building - covering more than 400 square metres - was hit. The fire destroyed the premises along with stocks of grain, medicines, warm blankets, bowls, and other critical supplies. Thirteen animals - 10 cats and three dogs - died as a result of the strike and ensuing fire. (Photo by Nina Liashonok Ukrinform) Russia strikes animal shelter near Odesa Copyright: xNinaxLiashonokx

Olha Shylimina, head of the Loving Hearts animal shelter, holds a rescued cat against the backdrop of the scorched stone walls of the shelter’s destroyed main building in the Odesa region, Ukraine, September 29, 2026. During a nighttime Russian drone strike, the roof of the building - covering more than 400 square metres - was hit. The fire destroyed the premises along with stocks of grain, medicines, warm blankets, bowls, and other critical supplies. Thirteen animals - 10 cats and three dogs - died as a result of the strike and ensuing fire. (Photo by Nina Liashonok Ukrinform) Russia strikes animal shelter near Odesa Copyright: xNinaxLiashonokx

Olha Shylimina, head of the Loving Hearts animal shelter, examines the charred remains of pet food at the shelter’s destroyed main building in the Odesa region, Ukraine, September 29, 2026. During a nighttime Russian drone strike, the roof of the building - covering more than 400 square metres - was hit. The fire destroyed the premises along with stocks of grain, medicines, warm blankets, bowls, and other critical supplies. Thirteen animals - 10 cats and three dogs - died as a result of the strike and ensuing fire. (Photo by Nina Liashonok Ukrinform) Russia strikes animal shelter near Odesa Copyright: xNinaxLiashonokx

Olha Shylimina, head of the Loving Hearts animal shelter, stands by surviving enclosures for dogs in the Odesa region, Ukraine, September 29, 2026. During a nighttime Russian drone strike, the roof of the building - covering more than 400 square metres - was hit. The fire destroyed the premises along with stocks of grain, medicines, warm blankets, bowls, and other critical supplies. Thirteen animals - 10 cats and three dogs - died as a result of the strike and ensuing fire. (Photo by Nina Liashonok Ukrinform) Russia strikes animal shelter near Odesa Copyright: xNinaxLiashonokx

Olha Shylimina, head of the Loving Hearts animal shelter, calls a rescued cat against the backdrop of the scorched stone walls of the shelter’s destroyed main building in the Odesa region, Ukraine, September 29, 2026. During a nighttime Russian drone strike, the roof of the building - covering more than 400 square metres - was hit. The fire destroyed the premises along with stocks of grain, medicines, warm blankets, bowls, and other critical supplies. Thirteen animals - 10 cats and three dogs - died as a result of the strike and ensuing fire. (Photo by Nina Liashonok Ukrinform) Russia strikes animal shelter near Odesa Copyright: xNinaxLiashonokx

Olha Shylimina, head of the Loving Hearts animal shelter, examines the charred remains of pet food at the shelter’s destroyed main building in the Odesa region, Ukraine, September 29, 2026. During a nighttime Russian drone strike, the roof of the building - covering more than 400 square metres - was hit. The fire destroyed the premises along with stocks of grain, medicines, warm blankets, bowls, and other critical supplies. Thirteen animals - 10 cats and three dogs - died as a result of the strike and ensuing fire. (Photo by Nina Liashonok Ukrinform) Russia strikes animal shelter near Odesa Copyright: xNinaxLiashonokx

Olha Shylimina, head of the Loving Hearts animal shelter, examines the charred remains of pet food at the shelter’s destroyed main building in the Odesa region, Ukraine, September 29, 2026. During a nighttime Russian drone strike, the roof of the building - covering more than 400 square metres - was hit. The fire destroyed the premises along with stocks of grain, medicines, warm blankets, bowls, and other critical supplies. Thirteen animals - 10 cats and three dogs - died as a result of the strike and ensuing fire. (Photo by Nina Liashonok Ukrinform) Russia strikes animal shelter near Odesa Copyright: xNinaxLiashonokx