1. In Morocco, Elise is almost out of kibble for the 187 dogs in the UMPA shelter. They will starve if no one helps them!
"The dogs at the shelter are not eating properly anymore. At the moment, I have bought kibble with my own money, and I am trying to save the kibble by reducing the portions and mixing it with bread. This causes fights, the weaker ones don't eat well because the stronger ones eat their food. I fear that my dogs will lose weight or catch diseases if this goes on too long...
Before the pandemic, thanks to the visitors who came to the shelter, I was collecting more than 55 bags of kibble per month. But since then, we have lost many of our donors! And as long as the shelter remains closed to visitors, we will not receive enough donations. I am saddened, the difficulty of finding kibble is a serious problem that worries me terribly. I hope this collection will succeed, it is our only hope!"
2. Elise already has to turn down new rescues, while dogs in distress are pouring in from all sides.
"There are always people who come to abandon their dogs at the shelter. People don't want to keep their dogs anymore because they can't afford to take care of them or simply because they have lost interest in the animal.
Since the beginning of the health crisis, the number of abandonments has been increasing! We end up with streets full of stray dogs who are often victims of abuse, neglect, and malnutrition... I do my best to rescue every dog in distress and suffering. Once I see a dog in distress, I just want to save it! But without kibble, my ability to do anything is becoming more and more limited..."
3. Mimi's cancer has seriously weakened her, she needs kibble to survive!
"Mimi was brought to the shelter by a friend 5 years ago after being abandoned by her owners. She is very quiet and a bit shy, so the other dogs eat her food all the time... As she is currently suffering from cancer, Mimi is very fragile, she can hardly walk, her steps are very heavy... Her health is so fragile that it could get worse if she doesn't eat properly, especially during the winter!"
4. Subsidies have been slashed, donations have dropped and debts keep piling up... Elise is no longer able to make up for the impacts of the pandemic, she can no longer buy kibble.
"The main difficulty I face is the lack of means. When I say lack of means, I mean lack of food, lack of medicine... The last months of the year are the most difficult ones, it's the period when we have nothing left, no money, no medicines, no kibbles. We have to wait until the beginning of the following year to get the grant and the donations from the usual benefactors.
The problem is that since the pandemic, donations are decreasing. People can't give anymore because they are in crisis, they may prefer to save money because the future is unpredictable, especially since the virus is still there to threaten us.
Nowadays, my husband and I buy a few bags of kibble, but it's getting harder and harder for us to find the money... I can't handle it all by myself anymore, I need help!"
5. Elise is not asking to receive any money, only kibbles to keep the dogs from starving.
"I sacrificed 27 years of my life for the welfare of these animals, I sacrificed my money and all my energy for this shelter. I managed everything for many years with my own money! I have made this place a great place for animals!
Today I feel a great despair, I can't stand to see them in this state, they deserve a good life. I can't stop thinking about my dogs, I will be depressed that I can't help all the dogs in distress and I will try to fight for the dogs in the shelter and knock on every door to give them a better life! If tomorrow I ran out of kibble, it would be a disaster..."
6. If this campaign succeeds, Elise will not receive any money but 3000 kg of kibbles, delivered from Animal Webaction's logistics platform in Morocco.
Animal Webaction has a logistics platform in Morocco which enables us to intervene quickly and deliver kibbles.
7. Online fundraising are not working anymore, international foundations refuse to help with kibble, the shelter needs this campaign to continue its actions.
"The government gives me an annual grant to treat the dogs for free, which is why the UMPA is recognised as a public utility. On the other hand, no foundation helps me to get kibble, and the few regular donors we had have practically stopped giving since the beginning of the pandemic.
Although I have contacted other associations and organised online fundraising for operations, neutering and care, this is far from enough to cover all our costs.... This campaign will allow us to keep going, I need this campaign to be able to offer my dogs good quality food. This is our only hope!"
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9. 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 Elise, please invite them to contact us so that we can put them in touch.
If you represent an animal protection foundation or NGO, please help Elise's dogs, contact us and we will put you in touch!
If you want to come to Elise's shelter or if you want to send them directly some kibbles or a check, contact her on Facebook (note: direct help is under your own responsibility).
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This campaign succeeded, it has been delivered on the 22/10/2021, 
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