Laska, a Loving Rescue Dog, Needs a Forever Home!

Laska, a Loving Rescue Dog, Needs a Forever Home!

Laska’s Journey: From War to Hope

Meet Laska—a survivor with a heart full of love. ❤️

During the war, Laska was trapped in an abandoned shelter, left without food or care as the territory was occupied. Despite the hunger and fear, she never lost her kindness and gentle nature. After being rescued and evacuated, she is now safe, but she still dreams of finding a family to call her own.

Laska is incredibly affectionate—she craves hugs, kisses, and human companionship. She’s social, loving, and full of life, always eager to greet people with a warm smile. However, she can be a little jealous for attention, making her best suited for a home where she won’t have to compete too much for affection.

Could You Be Laska’s Forever Family?

Laska is the perfect companion for someone looking for an affectionate and loyal dog. She’s great on a leash, enjoys treats, and would love a home with people who will never leave her behind again.

If you’re interested in adopting Laska, please fill out the form:
🔗 Adopt Laska Here

Learn more about Transform a Street Dog & ways to DONATE:
✅ Transform a Street Dog is a registered 501c3 in the USA EIN: 83-4626445, a registered NGO in Ukraine: 44766220
✅ PayPal: TFASDog@gmail.com
✅ Wise: TFASDog@gmail.com
✅ Venmo: @TransformAStreetDog
✅ Ukrainian bank card: 4246 0010 0904 2197
📲 Contact our director, Mandy Allen: https://www.facebook.com/amanda.allen979 OR TFASDog@gmail.com
📩 To mail a check within the USA: Transform a Street Dog 1303 Crespi Drive Pacifica, CA 94044 USA
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