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- The war in Ukraine has significantly impacted pets, with domestic dogs becoming more wild due to the conflict.
- A December study in Evolutionary Applications analyzed 763 dogs across nine Ukrainian regions.
- Ihor Dykyy, a zoologist and Ukrainian Armed Forces volunteer, said data collection near front lines was challenging.
- In Zarichne, Dykyy and soldiers provide food, shelter, and medical care to stray dogs hurt by the war.
