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Animals left behind across the Middle East
When war forces families to flee their homes, pets are often the ones left to fend for themselves. Strays wander abandoned, dangerous streets with no one left to feed them. Hungry, frightened, and alone.
The ROLDA Rescue Team is working alongside local rescuers across Turkey, Lebanon and Palestine to reach them. We have been distributing emergency pet food rations to refugees fleeing with their pets across the Turkish border, as well as feeding the growing community of stray dogs now gathering where the refugees are passing through in massive numbers.
In Bethlehem, ROLDA supports the AEA shelter, the only animal shelter in the West Bank, feeding and treating dogs and cats found injured, starving or abandoned.
These animals cannot ask for help. So we are asking you.
Donate now to feed and rescue the animals no one else will reach.
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Estimated cost $45.000
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