1. In Morocco, violent floods devastated Hanane's shelter and destroyed her stock of kibble. Her 180 dogs are hungry, and several dogs have already died.
"With the floods, my shelter has been severely damaged, it is in critical condition and requires renovation work that I am unable to carry out. There were leaks and parts of our buildings have collapsed. Most of the kibble that I had left was flooded by the rains and eventually rotted.
I lost 10 dogs due to the cold, the rains and the lack of food especially: I feed the dogs with a few kibbles and with bread. At this moment, I only have 5 bags of kibble left, when I normally need 3 bags a day to feed the dogs...
The dogs will starve if I don't find food for them. I am desperate, my shelter is collapsing in front of my eyes and there is nothing I can do to save it."
2. Hanane has already stopped feeding stray dogs, she will also have to stop rescuing them if she doesn't find kibble.
"The situation is catastrophic, the number of abandoned dogs keeps increasing. We currently take in the most urgent cases only because we do not have enough resources nor space, and I will soon have to stop rescuing dogs if it goes on like this.
At the moment I no longer feed stray dogs as I already cannot feed the dogs living in my shelter with the kibbles I have left... I used to feed them carcasses and leftover chicken that restaurants gave out to me for free, but now that restaurants are in crisis, they prefer to sell the rest of the food, and I simply can't afford to buy it every time.
I am afraid that I will have to stop helping all the animals that are out there, stray dogs who are in pain and need my help so much."
3. Vanille is only 3 months old, but has already experienced hunger and disease. She is still very thin and will not reach adulthood without kibble.
"Vanille is 3 months old, I rescued her from the street 15 days ago. She was very thin and had scabies.
She must not lose weight; I have already lost several puppies to the parvovirus. It might not have happened should they have had enough kibble to eat.
Vanille is now medicated, and I gave her worming tablets, but she needs vitamins and proteins to recover. And she needs good food to beat the winter cold."
4. The health crisis has had a serious impact on donations and adoptions. Hanane is covered in debt, she can no longer buy kibbles.
"The pandemic has a huge impact on my action: purchasing power has dropped, which in turn has negatively impacted donations. My shelter is now crowded due to adoptions dropping and abandonment increasing. We have only had 3 adoptions this month, despite the awareness campaign I conducted.
I am overwhelmed by the expenses of my shelter, between food, the cost of operations and sterilizations, transportation costs, rent, the salary of the janitor, etc. I already have debts everywhere: at the vet's, the pet shop, the pharmacy...
I can't afford to buy kibbles, and I no longer work to take care of the whole shelter. I can no longer manage to get by because I lack resources and help so much.”
5. Hanane doesn't ask for money, just kibbles to prevent the dogs from starving.
"I've been passionate about animal welfare since I was a child, so I founded a shelter to protect the animals I saw on the street. Stray dogs are often traumatized because they have been abused, so I try to do my best to get them back in shape and give them a good life.
I take care of their physical and moral well-being: I provide them with food, care, sterilizations... and I do my best to find them a family, because they need love and tenderness!
However, I am afraid that I will have to close my shelter if I can’t find kibbles soon to feed my dogs."
6. If this campaign succeeds, Hanane will not receive any money but 4000 kg of kibbles, delivered from Animal Webaction's logistics platform in Morocco.
Animal Webaction has a logistic platform in Morocco which allows us to intervene quickly and deliver kibbles throughout the country.
7. Hanane is constantly looking for support, but her calls for help are not enough.
"I receive help from the Rapad Maroc network and from "Animaux en péril", a Belgian association. I am also supported by a company in Casablanca, Jessey, and by a couple of regular donators, but it is still not enough.
I have tried to look for other associations to help me, especially in France, but unfortunately with travel restrictions, everything is more difficult and they have not been able to intervene.
I really hope this campaign is successful."
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9. In Morocco, donors are scarce, and there are no foundations or subsidies . It is very difficult to find funding for kibbles, many dogs remain starving in the street!
If you know of a foundation or NGO that could help Hanane, please invite them to contact us so that we can put them in touch.
If you represent a Foundation or an NGO for animal protection, please help Hanane's dogs, contact us and we will put you in touch!
If you want to come to the AHPAE shelter to help Hanane or if you want to send her kibbles or a check directly, contact her via the association's Facebook page (note: direct help is under your own responsibility).
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This campaign succeeded, it has been delivered on the 10/02/2021, 
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