1. In Morocco, Elise is almost out of kibble for the 179 dogs in the UMPA shelter. They will starve if no one helps them!
"We are going through a crisis like all the other shelters, and we don't have enough resources to feed and care for all these dogs. The crisis has had a considerable impact on the management of our shelter, we have lost many donors who have themselves lost their jobs.
I feed them kibble mixed with bread, but I only have 45 kg of kibble left at the moment, I will be forced to ration the food I have no other choice. I am scared for them, I am afraid they will lose weight or catch diseases, I have already lost 4 puppies last week, they were not strong enough to fight the disease.
I am saddened to see my shelter in this state, the food supply is a serious problem, and the difficulty of finding kibble makes me terribly worried."
2. Elise already has to turn down new rescues, while dogs in distress are pouring in from all sides.
"The number of abandoned dogs has increased, my phone gets about ten calls every day from people who want to give up their dogs. But as it is, I can't save all the dogs that are reported to me, I have to limit myself to saving the urgent cases only, I will have to stop new rescues completely if I can't find any kibble.
The UMPA is recognised as being of public utility, our part is to receive abandoned animals, find them foster families and provide free care for the needy, but we can no longer take on all of this. The demands we receive for the care of the animals owned by the most destitute have also increased, and if we can no longer care for these animals, they too will end up being abandoned, it's a vicious circle."
3. Anita's illness and heavy past leave her vulnerable: already very skinny, she will not survive a shortage of kibble.
"Anita is a sloughi dog who was among the ones I rescued from the velodrome, 5 years ago now. She had a broken leg, and was in a terrible state overall.
She still suffers from parasitic disease transmitted by ticks, with symptoms systematically triggered by fatigue and malnutrition, she is very weak, and also very thin. I am afraid she will lose more weight, get other diseases, while she is already very fragile."
4. Subsidies have been slashed, donations have dropped and debts keep piling up... Elise is no longer able to make up for the impacts of the crisis, she can no longer buy kibble.
"In 2020 we only received half of the subsidy that was allocated to us. In April this year, we only received a third of the grant for the year 2021, I still hope to receive the rest in the coming months...
Donations are running low, online fundraisings are not working like they used to, to reach 200€ on a fundraising, you have to wait 3 months. I can't buy kibble any more because we are in crisis, I have a large number of dogs in the shelter, not to mention the donkeys, cats and horses we also shelter, I can't face this problem alone: the shelter's monthly expenses amount to nearly 5000€, it's a huge amount.
I have debts of several thousand euros at the vet, others at the pharmacy, I could never continue without people's help and support."
5. Elise is not asking to receive any money, only kibbles to keep the dogs from starving.
"My love for animals led me to become involved in animal welfare to protect and care for them a long time ago. I have sacrificed many years for the welfare of these animals, I have sacrificed my money and all my energy for this shelter.
I feel great despair for the abandoned animals in the area, I can't bear to see them in this state, they deserve a good life. I would be so sad not to be able to help them anymore if this happened."
6. If this campaign succeeds, Elise will not receive any money but 2000 kg of kibbles, delivered from Animal Webaction's logistics platform in Morocco.
Animal Webaction has a logistics platform in Morocco which enables us to intervene quickly and deliver kibbles.
7. Online fundraising are not working anymore, international foundations refuse to help with kibble, the shelter needs this campaign to continue its actions.
"I have tried to contact some foundations, but at best they help with some medical expenses, not with kibble.
Normally I do online fundraising, but unfortunately it doesn't work like it used to before the crisis. What awaits my shelter is unpredictable, I fear I won't be able to find kibble for these dogs. I hope that this collection will succeed, and that this crisis will end as soon as possible."
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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 Elise, 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 Elise's dogs, contact us and we will put you in touch!
If you want to come to Elise's shelter or if you want to send them directly some kibbles or a check, contact her on Facebook (note: direct help is under your own responsibility).
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This campaign succeeded, it has been delivered on the 21/06/2021, 
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