We are the Rescue Rangers We rescue Kazakhstan's street animals — dogs, cats and more — heal them back to health, and find them the forever homes they were always meant to have.
$35 in the US is one takeaway dinner. In Kazakhstan, it feeds a rescued animal for an entire month.
Across Kazakhstan, countless animals are born onto the streets — surviving brutal winters, hunger and illness. Since 2026 a new national law makes rapid liquidation legal — and it puts a clock on every animal we do not reach in time.
5 days
is all the law asks anyone to wait. A street animal caught in Kazakhstan may be held for up to five days. If nobody claims it in that time, euthanasia is permitted. We exist to reach them first — off the streets and into the safety of our shelters.
strays never see a vet in their lifetime
untreated, becomes thousands in a few years
Raccoons live at our Almaty shelter too. A volunteer hand feeds them shrimp and small fish, then refills the trough they dunk their food in. They eat every day, same as the dogs.
Step one
Our teams answer the call day and night — pulling scared, hungry, injured animals out of danger and into safe hands. The first step is always trust.
Step two
Vet care, vaccines, warm meals and patient hands. Bodies mend and, slowly, so do hearts — until a frightened survivor learns to trust people again.
Step three
We match every animal with a loving family and celebrate the day they walk into their forever home — a leash, a name, a soft place to land at last.
One photograph from the day we found them, one from this month.
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Found in winter
Alone on a frozen roadside with nowhere to shelter. Now: an insulated kennel, a bowl filled twice a day, and a yard full of company.
Found on a feeding round
Fed under a parked car for weeks, one bowl at a time, before coming close enough to be lifted. Indoors, warm and vaccinated ever since.
Found during the thaw
Waited out the whole winter between the buildings, living on scraps. Summers are for lying in the grass now — and for being remarkably patient with kittens.
Found by the roadside
Sitting in the middle of an empty road in the rain, waiting for someone who was not coming back. Most afternoons now are spent in the shelter pond.
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