1. In Morocco, Hind is out of kibble to feed the hundreds of street cats she cares for: they will starve if no one intervenes!
"At the moment, 300 street cats depend on me for their survival. I have no more kibble to give them, after rationing them to the maximum for 2 weeks. The rapid increase in the number of stray cats has drained our reserves much faster than expected...
Unfortunately, the debts are piling up and preventing me from buying any more kibble. Seeing the cats wither and fall ill for lack of food is a reality I have to face every day. Their immune systems are weakening, and they are increasingly vulnerable to disease and the dangers of the street...
Without a fresh supply of kibble, I'm afraid I'm going to lose these cats. Their dependence on my help to survive is a daily reality, and right now my ability to support them is severely limited...This kibble campaign is their last chance!"
2. Tensions, illnesses, injuries: without kibble, the cats' daily lives will continue to deteriorate...
"The health of street cats, which is already very precarious, is under increasing threat in the absence of kibble. Without this vital resource, the risks of spreading disease and infection among the stray population are multiplied tenfold!
The growing pressure to survive could also lead to more frequent and violent fights between them, which could result in serious injuries. The most fragile cats will be the first to suffer in this situation. Too vulnerable, they won't be able to find food on their own, or defend themselves against the most dominant cats... As for the others, they could scatter, desperately looking for something to eat, which would expose them to increased risks of accidents!
This kibble delivery is a matter of survival for the street cats under my protection. My concern is growing as the options for saving them dwindle, leaving them in a situation that is only getting worse... "
3. Online fundraising, grant applications, appeals for donations: Hind's efforts to obtain kibble went unanswered.
"I have launched several initiatives to feed the 300 street cats who rely on me. But despite my efforts, the response has been limited... Appeals for donations and SOS messages posted on social media have not generated the expected support, and charity sales have brought in far less than is needed to cover the kibble requirements.
I also tried to obtain local grants and even applied for emergency aid from dedicated organisations. But each attempt ended in failure. Even the local authorities, asked to help, were unable to provide the necessary assistance!
Faced with this situation, my concern is growing. Every day that goes by without kibble puts the cats' survival at risk!"
4. Hind isn't asking for money, only kibble to prevent the cats from starving.
“Due to the lack of kibble, our rescue and treatment mission is seriously hampered. Our ability to monitor sick cats is diminishing, making the veterinary care we provide less effective.
The lack of kibble also means that we can no longer accommodate new cats requiring our help. This food shortage not only forces our current pets to fight for their survival, but it also prevents us from properly caring for injured or emergency cats... Without help, we may not be able to continue our actions, yet vital for all these cats..."
5. Hind is alone in her fight to help street cats!
"In my role as head of the association, I feel responsible for the survival of all these street cats. Every cat we lose makes me feel even more powerless in the face of society's indifference towards these vulnerable creatures.
The decisions I have to make every day have far-reaching consequences. My commitment to these animals has also meant sacrifices in my personal life. I often feel overwhelmed by the scale of the task, aware that the cats' needs far exceed our current capabilities... But I can't abandon them!"
6. If this campaign succeeds, the association will not receive any money, but 1100 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 the kibble.
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8. In Morocco, donors are rare, and there are no foundations or subsidies... It is very difficult to find funding for kibble, many cats are left starving in the street!
If you know of a foundation or NGO that could help Hind, 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 Hind's cats, contact us, and we will put you in touch!
If you want to visit the Comme Chiens et Chats Maroc association to help them or if you want to directly send them some kibble or a cheque, please contact the association via Facebook (note: direct help is done on your own responsibility).
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