In Kabul, a large number of stray dogs and cats live on the streets, suffering from hunger, diseases, accidents, and mistreatment. The lack of shelters and veterinary services has led to a rise in mortality rates and the spread of infectious diseases.
To manage strays, Afghan government has initiated a project that involves collecting all small and large dogs from across Kabul. A significant number of these animals are being removed through inappropriate and non-transparent methods, while the remainder are relocated to a remote area where city waste is dumped.
This is an extremely unsuitable environment for keeping animals and these actions are illegal according to animal welfare laws.
“I am working hard to achieve this aim because these animals are incredibly loyal. When I lost my dog, I promised myself that I would pursue this goal”
A truly charitable vet, Dr. Mateullah Ebrahime, wrote us to ask for help. He is deeply troubled by this situation, but, unfortunately, he is unable to take care of these animals due to a lack of sufficient funds. He need your humanitarian assistance for those animals.
We trust him. He has worked for 2 years in the Animal Health Clinic of the Faculty of Kabul. He has knowledge in animal surgery, including spaying, skin grafting, and bone grafting. Precisely this we decided to help him in the construction of the largest veterinary clinic in Kabul.
This project can have the potential to save the lives of hundreds of stray animals in Kabul, sick and injured dogs and cats. In this facility, they can receive treatment, comfort, and proper nutrition.
Everything is set. Here are the details of the project
Rooms of the building:
• Treatment Room: For medical care and minor or major surgeries
• Animal Housing Rooms: Separate spaces for dogs and cats
• Equipped Bathing Area: For cleaning and grooming animals
• Essential equipment includes cages, nets, medical supplies, transportation tools, and food.
Project Phases:
• Renting a suitable facility in Kabul
• Purchasing necessary equipment and medicine
• Rescuing and treating stray animals
• Providing food and long-term care
• Engaging the public and organizations for ongoing support
Estimated Budget
• Facility Rent (Kabul): $500 – $600 per month
• Medical Equipment & Supplies: $2,000 – $5,000
• Animal Transportation Equipment: $500 – $600
• Food Supply: $200 – $400 per month
• Salaries for Staff (5 people, $200 each): $1,000 per month
• Additional Costs (utilities, repairs, permits, etc.): $8,000
THE FIRST GUESTS
EVEN A SMALL DONATION CAN HELP US MAKE THIS DREAM A REALITY. YOU CAN DONATE, THROUGH the box below, with CREDIT CARD OR PAYPAL
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