Ukrainian refugees arriving in Ireland asked to leave pets behind

Ukrainian refugees arriving in Ireland asked to leave pets behind

Ukrainians arriving in Ireland with pets are being asked to find alternative accommodation for them (Nick Bradshaw/PA)

Ukrainian refugees fleeing to Ireland are being asked to leave their pets behind as the accommodation crisis sharpens this winter.

It is understood that the Department of Integration has liaised with the Ukrainian ambassador to advise people fleeing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine not to bring their cats and dogs with them, as the Irish State cannot guarantee them accommodation.

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