We can't let the street dogs and those in this shelter starve!

1. In Morocco, Hanane will soon run out of kibble to feed the dozens of street dogs in her care. They will starve if no one does anything!

"The situation in Dar Bouazza is catastrophic, there are dogs everywhere, unfortunately I can't save nor treat them all. I feed them without counting them at this stage, there are at least 80 of them spread over different areas, I spay and neuter as many as I can. I do my best to ensure that the help I provide remains unaffected, but I can only take in the most fragile dogs in an emergency situation in my shelter.

I give them bread and kibble which I ration, I only have 20 bags of kibble left, and I can't buy more because my association is in complete crisis. I am overwhelmed with debt and the stress of not being able to find a solution to feed these dogs. Thinking about the animals I won't be able to help gets me depressed and tears me apart.

I'm afraid of the future, I don't know if I'll be able to continue helping abandoned animals, this campaign is my only shred of hope."

2. Aged less than a year, Rocky suffers from scabies which weakens him and makes him more and more emaciated. Without kibble, he has no hope of recovering.

"I found Rocky about a month ago, he is a young dog under a year old. I can't take him to the shelter because he has scabies and I won't be able to isolate him, he might infect other dogs, and I don't have enough room. 

Despite the injections he is receiving to fight scabies, his condition is improving very slowly, he is very weak, and needs to eat well for his health to improve."

3. At Hanane's shelter, 190 dogs rescued from the street and from abandonment are also threatened by the lack of kibble.

"The number of dogs has increased too much, both on the streets and at the shelter. Recently I took in 17 dogs who had been left to die on a farm, despite all the financial constraints my shelter and I have, they had no other option.

The dogs in my shelter are doing better now, thanks to the latest Animal Webaction fundraiser, I don't know what would have happened to my shelter without those kibble. Scabies had invaded the whole shelter, I couldn't get the dogs to heal, they were all fragile and vulnerable... these kibbles saved our lives.

Today, I am afraid that their health will deteriorate again because I have almost no kibble left, I can't even think about the fate of my dogs if this campaign fails, with the crisis that my association is currently experiencing."

4. Found skeletal while wandering the streets, Layka is still very fragile and will not be able to withstand a shortage of kibble.

"Layka is a street dog that I rescued in a very thin state, and unfortunately her condition is not getting any better, she is skeletal.

She is a very timid dog, who often stays isolated, and she suffers from a mammary abscess that needs to be drained. She absolutely must receive enough protein and vitamins to regain her strength."

5. Donations and adoptions have been at their lowest for months, Hanane is struggling to keep her action afloat, but she can no longer buy kibble.

"Donations are still in decline, of the few people who used to donate to us, many have stopped because they have themselves been affected by the crisis. And adoptions are still non-existent.

At the same time, the debts have accumulated... I still haven't paid the shelter keeper who does the work of two keepers, I have debts to the vet, others for the car etc... My shelter depends on donations and adoptions, without that the future is uncertain.

I feel a real despair, I am alone to fight for them, I do my best to keep the shelter going but the situation remains the same despite all my efforts. I feel sorry for these dogs, they deserve a much better life."

6. Hanane is not asking for money, only kibble to prevent the dogs from starving.

"I have sacrificed my money, my time and my energy for this shelter, to save it from bankruptcy, to go and feed the street dogs and save the dogs in distress, for more than 10 years without any government help. 

I feel a great despair for these animals, I don't like to see them in this state, I try to do my best to ensure them a good life. I welcome them in my shelter and offer them the necessary care, I also look for a family to adopt them and give them the tenderness and love they need. We also organise sterilisation and vaccination campaigns for stray dogs.

We need people's support because the shelter depends mostly on donations, without the help of donors I would have been forced to close the shelter a long time ago. I encourage everyone to support us if they can, without you our shelter is worth absolutely nothing."

7. If this campaign succeeds, Hanane will not receive any money but 2200 kg of kibbles, delivered from Animal Webaction's logistics platform in Morocco.

Animal Webaction has a logistic platform in Morocco which allows us to intervene quickly and deliver kibbles throughout the country.

8. Despite her efforts, Hanane does not receive enough support to meet the needs of abandoned dogs, she needs this campaign to feed the dogs.

"The situation remains the same, I receive help from Jessy's company to pay part of the rent, and donations of kibble from Royal Canin from time to time, but that's where it ends, even if I still hope to find sponsors and associations to help me and these dogs.

With the crisis, restaurants that used to give leftovers to feed the dogs have started to sell them... I only found one restaurant that agreed to give me leftover bread for free, which I'm already very happy about considering the circumstances.

Online fundraising doesn't work, I just have a few donors who send me small amounts directly to the association's account, for which I am infinitely grateful. My biggest fear is that this campaign will fail, or that the few people who are helping me will eventually let me down."

9. Campaigns launched on Animal Webaction often fail.

When a campaign fails, Animal Webaction cannot deliver the collected products, the beneficiary receives nothing and the buyers get a refund.

10. In Morocco, donors are scarce, and there are no foundations or subsidies . It is very difficult to find funding for kibbles, many dogs remain starving in the street!

If you know of a foundation or NGO that could help Hanane, please invite them to contact us so that we can put them in touch.

If you represent a Foundation or an NGO for animal protection, please help Hanane's dogs, contact us and we will put you in touch!

If you want to come to the AHPAE shelter to help Hanane or if you want to send her kibbles or a check directly, contact her on Facebook (note: direct help is under your own responsibility).

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