Beirut (LB)

The SUST Animal Orphanage Hospital Beirut (Lebanon) has been giving stray animals in need a second chance since January 1, 2023: Sick and injured strays receive free, professional treatment, surgery, and rehabilitation. In addition to emergency care, the hospital also performs spaying and neutering, thus limiting the overpopulation of stray animals in the region in an animal-friendly and sustainable way.

Countless dogs and cats live on the streets in and around Beirut. Every day, many are abandoned, injured, killed, and/or become ill – most of them die a miserable death without help (passersby usually don't take such animals to the vet for fear of the high costs). The remaining animals reproduce uncontrollably, producing numerous, unfortunately unwanted, offspring.

In the Lebanese capital, many animals are rescued and receive urgently needed veterinary care at the Susy Utzinger Foundation's Orphan Animal Hospital: street dogs and cats (as well as other animal species) find refuge and veterinary care here. Furthermore, the hospital regularly performs spaying and neutering procedures on dogs and cats. The Susy Utzinger Foundation organizes and finances the Orphan Animal Hospital in Beirut, covering veterinary costs, medications, therapies, and care.

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Activities

In war-torn Beirut (Lebanon), we at the SUST Animal Orphan Hospital fight daily under the most difficult conditions for animals in need.

Parry: a puppy rescued from a war zone

Hope amid the crisis – our work in Beirut

Animal welfare in war – Aid for animals in Lebanon

Sustainable animal welfare in Lebanon – strong figures from Beirut

Kailani – with hope in sight

A Golden Retriever without gold

A milestone at the SUST Animal Orphanage Beirut!

Crowdfunding for the SUST-OAH Beirut

Animals in Lebanon need your help!

Crowdfunding for our SUST-OAH in Beirut

Husky Jack had a hard life.

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