1. In Morocco, Sally will soon run out of kibble to feed the hundreds of dogs cared for by her association, both at her sanctuary and on the streets: they will starve if no one intervenes!
"Both in my shelter and on the streets, hundreds of dogs rely on me for survival, and their number only keeps increasing. My kibble stock is nearly depleted, and will be completly gone in five days from now. Lack of resources and financial struggles have hit hard lately and totally prevent me from buying some more.
The situation is so bad that I've already had to stop feeding dogs on the street weeks ago, which is really hard for me and even more for them. Now, even in my shelter, I'm forced to ration what little kibble that remains, cutting down portions and hoping for a rapid change.
Watching the dogs' health decline and their behaviour change from insufficient food is heartbreaking. I've always done everything I could to make sure no dog goes hungry, and the fear of failing to meet their needs is now one I carry every single second of every hour, as if I'm unable to feed them, no one will."
2. Without kibble, hunger, diseases and cullings are looming for the dogs!
"The lack of kibble clearly puts the dogs' lives in danger, leading to malnutrition and a severe health crisis because of it. Dogs who are already in bad shape are at a higher risk, and the global living conditions can only worsen for all of them.
Hunger would cause a huge distress among the dogs and make them fight more often, diseases could spread way faster, their immune system would weaken, every single one of them would struggle. If I can't keep them in shape anymore, the community might start seeing strays differently, we might even see the return of stray dogs culling. It's a downward spiral, with each day without kibble pushing them closer to regression."
3. Appeals for help, sponsoring scheme, supplier negociations... Sally has been going out of her way to find kibble, without success. She counts on this campaign to keep feeding the dogs.
"My attempts to secure kibble through donations have been unsuccessful so far. I've reached out to suppliers, manufacturers, and local businesses, asking for help, but to no avail, and we already have a lot of debts. Even efforts to gather community support and sponsoring schemes have fallen short, I just hit wall after wall.
I have to deal with sleepness nights and constant worry, as I've already tried everything to get more kibble, and every avenue for assistance seems closed off. This struggle is more than just about food; it's about keeping hope alive for these dogs."
4. Sally isn't asking for money, only kibble to prevent the dogs from starving.
"Every aspect of dog rescue, from providing essential medical treatment to managing stray population humanely, relies on the availability of kibble. No kibble means no rescue, no spaying and neutering, the failure of any medical care I could possibly provide. And my ability to engage and educate the community on animal welfare is compromised without healthy and nourished dogs.
The welfare of hundreds of dogs is at stake, and so is the entire ecosystem that I've built throughout the years through very hard work to protect them. "
5. Driven by a deep love of animals, Sally strives to see them live in harmony alongside humans
"I've always cared for animals, as long as I can remember, it is my life. I face the reality of their suffering every day, and work to make a difference. Even when it feels like I'm alone, that I'm exhausted, with problems piling up, I keep going because I know the animals need me, and I refuse to let them down.
Animal welfare in Morocco still has a long way to go, yet it is essential not only for animals themselves, but also for people, we all need to be able to live together in harmony. The bond I share with these dogs, the changes I see little by little in people's behaviour towards them, it gives me strength to continue, and it makes me convinced that I am doing the right thing. But it is a constant struggle, and I need support to make sure that the long we've travelled until now doesn't go to waste."
6. If this campaign succeeds, Sally will not receive any money but 2000 kg of kibble, delivered from Animal Webaction's logistics centre in Morocco.
Animal Webaction has a logistics centre in Morocco, which allows us to intervene quickly and deliver kibble.
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8. In Morocco, donors are scarce, and there are no foundations or subsidies. It is very difficult to find funding for kibble, many dogs remain starving on the street!
If you know of a foundation or NGO that could help Sally, please invite them to contact us so that we can put them in touch.
If you represent an animal welfare foundation or NGO, please help Sally's dogs. Contact us and we will put you in touch!
If you would like to visit Sally's shelter to help her, or if you would like to directly send her some kibble or a cheque, please contact Sally via Facebook (note: direct help is made under your own responsibility).
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This campaign succeeded, it has been delivered on the 29/02/2024, 
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