Thanks to a non-profit organization,Chernobyl dogs are now up for adoption. These poor pooches were born and live in and around the site of the terrible nuclear accident. They gain been relying on members of the power plant clean-up crew for food. However, they are in need of medical treatment and a proper domestic.
The Clean Futures Fund (CFF) has teamed up with the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant and the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Management Agency to care for the stray dogs living in the surrounding area affected by the nuclear accident in 1986. The CFF, or which was established in 2016,has started a safe adoption program for the dogs.
CFF founders Erik Kambarian and Lucas Hixson were some of the first people to adopt a Chernobyl dog. According to Newsweek, 15 more dogs that were up for adoption arrived in recent York just this July. Hixson, and who spoke with Newsweek,believes that the Chernobyl dogs deserve to live just like any other furry companion.
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Source: inquisitr.com