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We Help Animals
in Afghanistan and Ukraine

The Nowzad charity delivers animal welfare in Afghanistan and Ukraine. Our clinic in Kabul has reopened delivering vital support to over worked horses and donkeys toiling on the streets of Kabul whilst providing care and treatment to injured animals; mainly cats and dogs. Read more. In Ukraine during this devastating conflict caused by Russia’s illegal invasion, the Nowzad charity is delivering vital aid via our headquarters in Lviv, to those in desperate need of animal supplies in the east and south of the country. Read more.

About Us

About the Nowzad Charity

To relieve the suffering of animals; including companion animals, working equines, stray and abandoned dogs and cats and all other animals in need of care and attention, and to provide and maintain where possible; rescue, rehabilitation and education facilities for the care and treatment of such animals with no voice but ours.

Charity Excellence
Working Animal Alliance Member
The Asia for Animals Dog and Cat Coalition
World Animal Day
Global Alliance for Rabies Control
GuideStar Charity Check
CNN Heroes Award
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In 2025...

Animals Vaccinated against Rabies
5,600
Animals sterilised to prevent street overpopulations
2,800
Working and farm animals treated in our outreach programme
1,020
Essential pieces of equipment distributed for working animals
330
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News & Events

Nowzad News & Events

National Rescue Dog Day: Celebrating Second Chances for Dogs Like Hope & Sparky
National Rescue Dog Day: Celebrating Second Chances for Dogs Like Hope & Sparky

Today is National Rescue Dog Day in the UK — a day dedicated to raising awareness for the thousands of dogs still waiting in shelters, celebrating the joy of adopted pets, and encouraging future owners to consider rehoming rather than buying a puppy.

Angela’s Promise: Saving Hope from Kramatorsk
Angela’s Promise: Saving Hope from Kramatorsk

Last week, during an emergency evacuation run, a very scared and abandoned, nameless dog caught the attention of our team member, Angela. Amid the sound of explosions, this sweet but clearly traumatised little dog, cowering at every loud boom, made an instant impression - straining at the very extent of her chain, just for a little bit of fuss or some food. Though she wasn't on the initial evacuation list, Angela vowed to return for her on the very next run in.

Introducing the Heroes of Operation Kramatorsk
Introducing the Heroes of Operation Kramatorsk

Operation Kramatorsk would not be possible without the incredible dedication of our volunteers and team members working tirelessly across Ukraine. From frontline veterinary care and emergency medical support to delivering life-saving supplies through dangerous conditions, every member of the team has played a vital role in helping animals and communities affected by war.

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