The IAWPC took the fight for Morocco’s dogs to the English Riviera this week at the Emotional Wellbeing in Animals Conference where key animal experts expressed their support.
An animal welfare activist used one of the UK’s fastest-growing vegan gatherings to urge unity across the movement, warning that meaningful change for animals will only come through collaboration, not division.
The International Animal Welfare Protection Coalition has welcomed a major show of support from actor and campaigner Peter Egan, who has used his national platform to speak out against the mass killing of stray dogs in Morocco.
A new report by Spanish public broadcaster verification service VerificaRTVE has added a crucial piece to the growing international debate surrounding the treatment of stray dogs in Morocco. While the article attempts to fact-check claims circulating on social media, the conclusions reveal more significant detail for the global campaign to end the mass killing of dogs ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup.
Here is a list of our latest media coverage, in chronological order
Hollywood actor John Cusack has become the latest international star to condemn Morocco’s treatment of street dogs, sharing a hard-hitting report by The New York Times with his millions of followers and describing the revelations as “evil”.
A globetrotting vet who rescued a desert stray after she ran 80 kilometres alongside her has spoken out about the mass killing of street dogs in Morocco, saying, “All of these dogs are just like her.”
Hollywood actor Mark Ruffalo has thrown his global star power behind a campaign to stop the killing of millions of dogs in Morocco ahead of the 2030 World Cup, telling his 22.6 million followers that preparing for a sporting spectacle “should not be built on suffering”.
Moroccan dog killings leave young man shot in the eye as international coalition condemns ‘reckless and inhumane’ actions
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