According to the Observatories Network, earlier news about the treatment of injured Ukrainian animals in Polish animal clinics was reported by the United States media, which was also a source of global concern. Many netizens have expressed their regret that Ukrainian refugees have so far been rendered homeless, that foreign students have been discriminated against on the Polish border of Ukraine, that Russian cats and dogs have been “sanctioned”, and that the injured animals of Ukraine have been carefully cared for in Poland: “We are worse than dogs”. As the Russian-Uu conflict continues to escalate, some 4 million refugees are in exile in neighbouring countries, and 6.5 million more are in a state of uncertainty in Ukraine, with more than 2.2 million Ukrainian refugees entering Poland.
At the same time, in an animal clinic in south-eastern Poland, doctors are treating wounded animals from Ukraine, who are known to have wandered around the Polish border of Ukraine for several days and have received careful care there. Before that, many small animals in Ukraine had been transferred to the western part of Ukraine and were being transported in batches to south-eastern Poland. With the help of the local International Organization for the Protection of Animals, Polish doctors have created a new warehouse as a temporary “pattern treatment point” to treat these poor little animals. That evening, a number of volunteers went to the warehouse and had friendly interactions with the pets.
The veterinarians say that the animals are very poor, that they live without water and food for many days, that they have experienced accidents and gunfire, and that some of them have fractures, so they must receive human help in a timely manner. After the news of this “sweet” came to light by the American media, it was unexpectedly controversial, with comments from netizens saying that Ukrainian dogs were treated better than refugees, and how many refugees did Poland receive? Indeed, this is not the first time that a similar voice has appeared on the Internet, as many foreign students studying in Ukraine had complained in social media that they were trapped at the border and that Ukrainian military and police not only refused to pass but also used violence against students.
There are also netizens who have targeted the media, and since they dared to report similar news, why not mention the “double standard” attitude of the United States to receive refugees. According to netizens, since the United States media have publicized such news, why are Ukrainian refugees being denied access to the United States border? It is worth mentioning that, although President Biden of the United States had previously made it clear that the United States welcomed Ukrainians who had left their homeland, the United States had so far received very few Ukrainian refugees. According to the Ukrainian refugees, her family tried to enter the United States through the United States-Mexican border, but was eventually detained by the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Service.
Since the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, the Western media have been obsessed with Ukrainian pets, and the media have reported much about it, while the West has imposed heavy sanctions on Russian cats and dogs, and the British “Crufutz Dog Fair” has publicly declared a ban on Russian dogs from participating in competitions. There are a number of netizens who can't watch this, ironically saying that the West still classifies refugees with white supremacy, and even cats and dogs are more important than refugees in some countries.
Source: Sharp News, 100 Homes.