Free Stuff & Pets Kharkiv

Cats & Kittens
I’m giving away a 2.5-month-old male kitten to a loving home. He’s handsome, clever, healthy and independent, and he can already catch mice. I can bring him to any part of the city.
from Kharkiv
25 October
Dogs & Puppies
Two absolutely lovely puppies, a girl and a boy – the girl is jet-black, and the boy is a little wolf cub. They’re both lovely and playful, though the boy is a bit calmer. They’re eating well and are in excellent health!
Kharkiv
18 October
Disability Support
The disabled members of a music group dedicated to serving God need musical instruments (guitars, a synthesiser). We would be grateful for any help you can offer. May God bless you!!!
Kharkiv
22 February
Dogs & Puppies
2 boys, 1 girl (still available) The puppies were born on 29 October Affectionate and playful Eating their food Not yet vaccinated Giving them away for free Collection only
Kharkiv
27 December 2025
Furniture
Two armchairs, in good condition, collection only. Please get in touch if you need any further information...
Kharkiv
5 February 2025
Dogs & Puppies
I’m looking to rehome a puppy with a kind, responsible owner. He’s a mixed-breed male, around 4 months old. He’s been treated for parasites and will be fully vaccinated. He eats both dry food and fresh, home-cooked meals
from Kharkiv
3 May 2024
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7 Local Ads Available in Ukraine — everything is free! 

Otdam.org is a site where you can give away items you no longer need and find things you want — all for free. Kharkiv members post new listings every day — don't throw it away, give it away! ✨ Find your new furry friend today — dogs, cats, puppies, kittens, and other pets are waiting for a loving home near you in Ukraine. 

What Kharkiv residents actually give away for free

Most free ads on Otdam.org fall into two groups: bulky household items that are a hassle to sell for a few dollars, and pets that need a new home right away. A fridge, a sofa, a stack of books, a box of kids' clothes — these move fastest when the owner just wants them gone, not paid for.

If you're planning to rehome a pet, write down its age, temperament, and health history honestly. A dog that's a bit anxious around strangers or a cat that needs a quiet household finds a better match faster when the ad says so upfront, instead of leaving the new owner to find out later.

Before you pick up anything large, message the poster and ask a couple of direct questions about condition — photos taken in poor light hide scratches and stains that become obvious in person.

7 ads right now, and new ones get posted every day, so it's worth checking back rather than giving up after one visit.