Gaming in Ukraine. Reviews, Walkthroughs, News

Blizzard and BlueCheck have announced the Pet Pack for Ukraine, a new World of Warcraft item, the proceeds of which will go to help the wartorn nation.

Two new WoW pets, including our personal favorite, the murloc, are now available with all proceeds going to BlueCheck, a charity co-founded by X-Men actor Liev Schreiber which helps deliver medical and humanitarian resources to Ukraine. Presented by Black Swan and Bad Moms actor Mila Kunis, the new World of Warcraft initiative lets you adopt two time-limited pets to accompany you through the mainline Blizzard MMORPG, or World of Warcraft Classic.

Blizzard and Ukrainian-born actor Mila Kunis have teamed up to release a World of Warcraft "charity pet pack" benefiting Ukraine.

Blizzard has released new pets for World of Warcraft as part of a charity bundle for Ukrainian relief. The publisher shared the news in a video starring actress Mila Kunis, who was raised in Ukraine. The Pet Pack for Ukraine bundle contains two pets: Sunny, a cheerful sunflower dog who can be equipped in the retail version of World of Warcraft, and Flurky for Wrath of the Lich King Classic. 100 percent of the bundle’s sales will go to BlueCheck Ukraine, an organization that identifies, vets, and assists Ukrainian NGOs.

World of Warcraft has some cute new pets to add to your collection via a new charity fundraising pack for Ukrainian relief.

Blizzard has added the Pet Pack for Ukraine Bundle to the Battle.net Shop, which costs $20 USD and includes a golden retriever pet named Sunny for Dragonflight and a Flurky Murloc pet for Wrath Classic.

Join Mila Kunis in supporting BlueCheck and their mission to provide critical humanitarian relief in war-torn Ukraine. Purchase a special, time-limited Pet Pack* for Ukraine, and we will donate all proceeds** from its sales to this important cause.

Purchase the Pet Pack for Ukraine and adopt Sunny in World of Warcraft!

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