Dogs and pets in Egypt have recently been sent to Europe and the United States (U.S.) to receive proper healthcare, also to be freed from the abuse they are subject to on the streets of Egypt. Rock and Rawhide, a non-profit organisation based in New York that helps save shelter pets, published a video of a paralysed puppy from Egypt “Loza” which arrived in the U.S. after it had been attacked by stray dogs in Egypt and was severely injured. Another group of dogs arrived on Thursday to New York after an organisation had gone on a rescue mission to save them. Founder of In Our Hands Jennifer Lamb said that these dogs were treated poorly in Egypt and the government dealt with them as if they were rats and poisoned them. She added that the hardest part was selecting only a few dogs to be brought over. Egypt has no certified clinics for animal’s blood testing, so the samples have to be sent outside Egypt which is rather expensive and doesn’t give all animals sufficient healthcare. Animals Rights Advocate Ahmed Hamed told Egyptian Streets that Egypt is rather far from the minimum…
Foreign Organisation Receives Paralysed Egyptian Puppy “Loza” Attacked by Street Dogs
March 26, 2017
