The pets left behind by Ukrainians fleeing war are starving. This man is helping to feed them

The pets left behind by Ukrainians fleeing war are starving.
This man is helping to feed them.
Earlier this week, Nate Mook woke up to witness something extraordinary.
Almost half a dozen hungry dogs, all lined up and politely waiting their turn at the feeding station he'd help set up a day earlier in the Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk.
"I was blown away.
I had never seen anything like it," Mr Mook told SBS News.
Mr Mook has spent most of the last eight months in Ukraine supporting refugees and humanitarian projects, and is one of the organisers on the ground setting up feeding stations for animals throughout Ukrainian cities.
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The dogs that had lined up for food in Kramatorsk had been left behind as their Ukrainian owners were forced to flee Russian attacks.
In April 2022, thousands of people left the city in eastern Ukraine following a missile strike at a train station which killed more than 50 civilians.