A humble shelter operating out of a tent remains the last beacon of hope for the injured and hungry animal population in war-ravaged Gaza, even as its workers and volunteers face their own impossible conditions."You cannot look at a creature that trusts you and eat in front of it without sharing," Saeed Al-Aar, who founded the Sulala Animal Rescue shelter in 2006, told NBC News last month
Heavy Russian shelling and explosions struck Kyiv and the surrounding region early Saturday morning, killing at least two people and injuring 20 more on a weekend set for high-level diplomatic talks and a renewed push for peace.
