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Much of India is living in poverty. Garbage and lack of animal birth control are the leading factors contributing to the increase of stray dogs. The streets of India are littered with garbage, making them the ideal breeding ground for stray dogs who have not been spayed or neutered.
Unfortunately, fear and ignorance have led many Indian citizens and officials to see street dogs as nothing but a nuisance and they seek eradication using inhumane methods such as poisoning and brutally beating these dogs to death. But for every dog killed, another typically comes in to take over that dog's territory. The only scientific method to humanely reduce street dog populations is mass spay and neuters, commonly known as animal birth control.
India is also one of the world's leading producers of animal products
It is estimated that 22 million stray dogs are on the loose in Egypt.
People are known to drown puppies, bury dogs alive, as well as banging stray dog heads against the wall for solutions to decrease these numbers.
Animal welfare in Egypt is a neglected issue. There are only a few organizations that support the rights and well being of animals.
DID YOU KNOW?
Egypt started exporting cats and dogs to China for the horrendous dog and cat meat industry.
Vana was found with a rope embedded into her neck, tied up and left to die in a remote area. We had to surgically remove the rope and keep her monitored in hospital for a full recovery. She survived and was removed from Egypt and adopted in Canada.