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🐈 Fighting to save the kitten’s sight but it’s not looking hopeful 💔 . An untreated infection has caused so much pain ❤️‍🩹 We’ll get meds to the carer for the future. But pup Casey is stable after surgery 🙏 #dogsofx #catsofx #kittensofx

🚨 Another desperate plea from a community carer in Turkey: 12 dogs seized, darted with sedatives — 2 died. The shelter they were taken to is closed to the public. This cruelty is hidden behind locked doors. Please speak out. The world must know what’s happening!

🚨Warning, upsetting images 🚨. This is happening almost every day now & to be perfectly honest I don't know how much more of it I can take. So, please join me in asking for these "shelters" to be shut down. Sign my petition 👉& share widely

9/9. This Is Not Just a Dog Issue. This is a justice issue. A humanity issue. And right now, it is slipping into darkness. We are doing everything we can—but we are losing dogs every single day. Please don’t look away. Please stand with us. Because in Turkey right now,

8/9. Every dog we save is a herculean task & a minor miracle. But it’s not enough. We are outnumbered. And we are exhausted. The dogs need more than our effort. They need your voice. Your outrage. Read On 🧵⬇️

7/9. In other countries, rescuers work within supportive systems. There are laws. Resources. Willing adopters. In Turkey, animal advocates face:. A culture of fear, where loving a street dog can make you a target. A system that gives municipalities the right to kill, without

6/9. Violence is rising. Dogs poisoned. Shot. Beaten. “Natural habitat” standards are very poor. These places consist of fencing on a piece of dirt land with not much else. These places have been seen as a solution to the problem of housing so many dogs. Read On 🧵⬇️

5/9. Violence to animal lovers is rising. Adoptions are restricted in municipal shelters & banned in private shelters. Feeding stray animals is banned. TNVR has ceased due to bans on returning the dogs to the streets. A fine of $2,000 per dog is imposed. Read On 🧵⬇️

4/9. Many private shelters have been shut down. All stray dogs are being rounded up despite there not being the capacity to house them. Most areas do not have shelters. Community dogs are being taken away from their carers. Read On 🧵⬇️

3/9. For years, rescuers have done everything possible to care for the dogs with very little. But efforts are now being wiped away by a government that has declared war on street dogs. Read On 🧵⬇️

2/9. There is a growing emergency: millions of stray dogs are now targets in a state-led push to remove them from the streets. This is systemic. It's political. It’s a cull dressed up as public policy. Read On 🧵⬇️

1/9. Rescuing Dogs in Turkey: A Struggle for Survival in a System That’s Turning Its Back - A Thread. In many countries, rescuing dogs is hard work—but in Turkey, it’s a fight for life, carried out against a backdrop of political pressure, violence, and silence. Read On 🧵⬇️

8/8. On this International Homeless Animals Day, stand with us against cruelty. Share this blog to raise awareness of what homeless dogs are facing worldwide. Support campaigns which seek to improve the lives of stray dogs. Sign our petition asking for

7/8. The stray dogs of Morocco, Turkey, Pakistan, and India are not pests. They are survivors. They are sentient beings who deserve safety, kindness, and a place in our communities. Read On 🧵⬇️

6/8. Every credible authority, from the World Health Organization to major veterinary associations, agrees: killing homeless dogs does not work. It does not reduce populations in the long term and it does not eliminate rabies. Read On 🧵⬇️

5/8. A recent Supreme Court order now requires all stray dogs in Delhi-NCR to be captured and permanently housed in shelters. In Kerala, pressure from anti-dog movements has fuelled calls for legal culling. Read On 🧵⬇️

4/8. Authorities in Pakistan killed around 1,000 stray dogs in just two weeks. This approach is not new—poisoning and shooting campaigns have been used for decades despite global health bodies proving they are ineffective at controlling populations or rabies. Read On 🧵⬇️

3/8. In Turkey, a recently upheld law requires municipalities to capture, shelter, vaccinate, and sterilize stray dogs, and make them available for adoption. On paper it sounded humane. In practice it has caused an unimaginable amount of suffering & loss. Read On 🧵⬇️

2/8. Animal welfare groups have raised alarms about Morocco’s treatment of stray dogs ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup. Reports claim as many as three million dogs could be killed in a mass cull—through poisoning, shootings, and other brutal methods. Read On 🧵⬇️