1. In Morocco, Hind has run out of kibble to feed the 250 stray cats in her care—they will starve if this campaign fails!
"Stray cats are multiplying. Abandonments keep happening, and without enough resources, we can’t spay all the females. As a result, their numbers keep growing, and we do our best to help. Right now, nearly 250 cats in Sidi Rahal, Dar Bouazza, and Casablanca rely on us for their daily meal.
But we’re out of kibble. Completely out, for weeks now. So we improvise—rice, pasta, bread, canned sardines… We come by when we can, sometimes only every other day. But this instability has gone on for too long. The cats are hungry. They’re cold, especially at night. And for us, it’s a constant worry.
We’re searching for solutions, holding on, but without resources, it’s getting harder every day. Seeing these cats starve, not knowing if we’ll have food for them tomorrow… It’s unbearable."
2. Without kibble, hundreds of vulnerable cats are left to fend for themselves, exposed to danger, hunger, and disease…
"If we don’t find kibble soon, hundreds of stray cats will have to survive on their own. They’ll wander beyond their usual areas in search of food, exposing themselves to countless dangers. And in the streets, dangers are everywhere.
Recently, we’ve witnessed horrors—cats poisoned, a pregnant cat whose kittens died inside her, a three-legged cat struggling to survive. These cats are already vulnerable, and without kibble, they’ll be even more so. We simply won’t be able to protect them anymore.
Beyond the risk of accidents, the lack of food will take a toll on their health—malnutrition, disease… I’m scared. If this campaign fails, the hundreds of cats who depend on us will suffer. And not being able to help them would be unbearable."
3. Emaciated, exhausted, and sick, Léo urgently needs kibble to survive.
"Léo is about three years old. He’s thin, weak, his paws are inflamed as if he’s been burned… He just appeared in an industrial area where I regularly feed stray cats—I had never seen him before. He was probably abandoned.
He’s frail, exhausted, and I suspect he has ringworm. His fur is dirty, damaged… He’s in terrible shape. I gave him some medicine, but without proper care, it won’t be enough. And without kibble, even the medication won’t work. He needs food, treatment, rest… He needs to regain his strength!"
4. The number of abandoned cats is rising while donations are dwindling. Drowning in debt and overwhelmed, Hind has no money left to buy kibble.
"The association’s financial situation is dire. No government funding, no international partners. We rely solely on donations, but they are no longer enough. And with the number of cats growing, things are getting even harder.
We do everything we can to ensure their well-being, but without resources, we have to make tough choices—cutting back on vaccines, delaying spaying, rationing food… Scraping by, but we have no other option.
We owe money everywhere—to the kibble supplier, the vet… And right now, our most urgent need is kibble. Not just to feed the cats who depend on us, but also to free up what little budget we have left for emergency vet care and spaying!"
5. Hind isn’t asking for money—just kibble to keep these cats from starving.
"In Morocco, animal cruelty is everywhere—mass killings, poisonings, a total absence of laws to protect them. That’s what pushed me to take action. Seeing stray cats sick, abandoned, suffering in the streets… I couldn’t ignore it. I’ve always loved animals, and I always will. Some of them stand no chance out there—handicapped cats, blind ones, amputees… Mothers with their kittens. They need help, a safe place, a lifeline. And when you save them, when you find them a family, their eyes say more than a thousand words. Those are the moments that make it all worth it.
But there’s another side to this. The moments when a cat dies because we couldn’t get them care. When food runs out, and we feel powerless. Being an animal rescuer here is a constant battle. Some people see us as a problem, they don’t want us feeding the strays, they try to stop us. Every day, we fight against cruelty, against indifference, and against a crushing lack of resources.
And it takes a toll. Physically, mentally. Every day is a struggle—with debt, exhaustion, worry. But stopping is not an option. Because if I give up, if I break, hundreds of animals will pay the price."
6. If this campaign succeeds, Hind 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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