Since stray animals and their leftovers are often perceived as a nuisance in cities, poisoning incidents unfortunately occur time and again. This Egyptian street dog also apparently came into contact with poison. Screaming in pain, he hid under a car. When our immediately deployed clinic team found him, he was already paralyzed by the poison, so that he had to be transported with a stretcher. The rescue at the SUST Orphan Animal Hospital arrived just in time, so the young male dog luckily survived the attack.
Such poisoning actions will only come to an end if the number of street dogs is drastically reduced. However, a reduction cannot be brought about with adoptions, the number of stray dogs and cats is much too large for that. Only neutering is an effective (and humane!) way to reduce the births of unwanted animals.
Please support our crowdfunding for neutering and save not only a single animal's life, but save many from a terrible fate!