'We must welcome Ukrainian refugees and their pets as they escape evil Putin'

Fiona Phillips says families fleeing the war in Ukraine are facing heartbreak as they are parted from their relatives and friends, as well as their beloved cats and dogs

Sadly, the brutal war inflicted upon Ukraine isn’t restricted to spreading its misery among the human population alone.

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