getting into poland isn t enough, they still have a long journey ahead of them. and they could be single parents or grandparents travelling with children and that is exhausting as well, so we want to be helping the caregivers to be able to help these children when they get to these children when they get to these locations so save the children is setting up locations around poland, so that when they get to these places they have that longer term help, and as you said earlier in your interview, we will give psychological assistance and mental health support which starts then when everything has got a little bit more safe, as much as it can, to really talk about what has happened, how can we get a sense of normalcy, still in this crazy world, and how we turn off the tv and actually start listening to children and understand how they feel about all this. , . , ., this. dead barry from save the children in this. dead barry from save the children in warsaw this. dead barry from save the
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A dog that is found with a leash has typically run off during a walk, but as the days passed and the dog wasn’t claimed, Brown became concerned about both the dog and the owner. The mystery remained unsolved until Monday, when Brown was put in contact with someone who had been caring for the dog while the owner is in China, unable to return because of the pandemic. Deb Barry, who has worked at the CRD Animal Shelter since 2013, took the dog home rather than leave her alone at the shelter over the holidays. Barry said the female dog, which is at least 15 years old, resembles a toy poodle and probably weighs about eight pounds. She is well trained and does not have fleas or any other indications of living on the street.