Canadians help Ukrainian refugees in the tent of the Two-tailed Dog Party in Budapest!

After Russia launched a military attack on Ukraine, two Canadians decided that they needed to come to Hungary to help war refugees, and this is how many other people from around the world decided as well. A humanitarian story.

Two brave Canadians

Telex interviewed two young Canadians who, as soon as the war broke out, came to Europe to lend a helping hand in the refugee crisis. They said that they simply felt the need to provide help instead of sitting at home.

Although they do not speak Ukrainian, nor Hungarian, they could still provide much-needed help since the scale of the crisis is so large that there is always a need for people who help.

They are currently working in the tent of the Hungarian Two-tailed Dog Party (MKKP).

The news outlet said that when Trevor MacDonald and Robbie Walker decided that they were going to travel to Europe to help; they organised their travel within days and met before they departed to Hungary, and have stuck together since.

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“We have organised the trip here out of the blue, but we knew deep in our hearts that it was the right thing to do,” Robbie told Telex.

Trevor MacDonald had worked as a member of an accident cleanup crew before, and he always wanted to do volunteer work – he even considered joining the Ukrainian army.

Robbie Walker has never done any volunteer work before, but his brother, who had received medical training and is currently doing service in the Ukrainian Armed Forces, inspired Robbie to help.

Naturally, their families were not happy that the two young men decided to travel so close to the war and were afraid they could get caught up in something at the Polish border.