Un massacre déguisé en bien-être – la NSPCA dénonce le projet de loi marocain sur les animaux errants
A British woman living in Marrakesh is using rescue goats, traumatised horses and viral running clubs to spark a revolution in how animals are viewed in Morocco.
The grisly remains of tagged and vaccinated dogs have been discovered in the region covered by Morocco’s flagship animal welfare centre as outrage grows over the killings of millions of pups ahead of the country hosting the 2030 World Cup.
Protesters gathered in force outside the Vancouver Convention Centre on Thursday morning, as a coalition of international animal welfare groups staged a high-impact demonstration during the 76th FIFA Congress, demanding urgent action to stop the mass killing of dogs in Morocco ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup.
Fury is mounting on the day of football’s most powerful gathering as campaigners warn that FIFA, world football’s governing body, is disgracefully “failing to act” over the mass killing of street dogs in Morocco ahead of the 2030 World Cup and by so doing, is tarnishing and bringing shame on world football and the so-called “beautiful game”.
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