- All right, Steve. So, yeah.
So, it's been really great.
There's so much collaboration.
There's rescues called Dog Rescue Romania,
working with ASPCA International.
We're working with called Sava and RainCoast Dog Rescue,
and it just kind of keeps on going from there.
But, I wasn't really quite sure what your-
I'm going back in the tent so we can talk.
- Okay, yeah. Sounds good.
About how many refugees are you seeing daily
and is it picking up now?
- Yeah, it's starting to pick up.
So, we're seeing the ones,
of course just the ones with pets
and it's really not that (indistinct) many
15 to 20, a day, or so.
But, they're saying between 300 to 800 folks
are crossing here.
So, this is definitely not the busiest place, yet,
but that's how the war goes as that war moves toward Odessa.
What we're trying to do is set up this station,
so we're ready for it to get busy.
And, we're trying to-
it is my job to keep it staffed
with a veterinarian, at least.
And maybe even technician, all the way through April.
So, I'm having trouble
finding veterinarians who'll actually-
they say they wanna go, but, you know,
I said, "you gotta let me know
when you get that ticket to Bucharest."
And then, from there it's pretty straightforward.
It takes a full day to get to Bucharest
because of the time change.
But anyway, I'm trying to kind of hustle
and try to get folks over here.