Qatar Animal Rescue

A white female husky has been found without a collar. She looks like she’s been missing for a while, so it’s possible her collar fell off. If you recognize her, please DM or comment below. She is approximately 2 years old.
The location found is irrelevant here, as Huskies can travel extremely far very quickly.
(Photos are before and after grooming)

A long overdue post!
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We would like to give a big THANK YOU to our amazing friends at Grandma Nursery for opening their hearts and doors to us during their 2023 Pet Week for the second year in a row! While visiting the nursery, we got to share some tail-waggingly good times with the sweetest kids and kindest staff! Your care and incredible generosity never cease to amaze us!

I am honored to announce your donations have made a huge paw-print on the lives of many animals in need. Everything donated was shared with the incredible hamad_bo_turki of Animals Kingdom Rescue () and the amazing cat rescuer, Mr. Bernard ().

Thanks to your support, the spirit of giving can continue to thrive within the animal rescue community here in Qatar ♥️

We are beyond grateful for your support and dedication to helping the animals of Qatar. It is because of communities like yours that we’re not just helping rescue animals but nurturing a culture of care and compassion. From all of us, Thank you so much!
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STILL MISSING💔

the two beautiful furkids who went missing on the 28th May, are still not found🥺

We still have the reward of 10k, their family is desperate to find them,

We don't want to lose hope or give up on them

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Sora's RescueTreasury
Chez Kimmy
Paws Rescue Qatar
FurkidsBy Nagham Badawi
Qatar Animal Welfare Society (QAWS)
Pampered Pets Kennels and Cattery
Royal Vet Clinic
Sanne Frame-van Diejen
Qatar Animal Rescue
Qatar Happening
The Pearl-Qatar

🐾Important Announcement: Apology for Our Recent Inactivity🐾

First and foremost, I wish to apologize to you all for the recent lack of activity and updates on our page. We haven’t stopped working. This rescue is currently only being run by two people. The flood of requests for help, blame for Qatar’s stray animal problem, and government policies has left us crippled to respond. To answer everyone’s messages would require me to dedicate approximately 3-4 hours every single day to message responses, just to have most people respond in anger. Trying to remain positive while continually receiving a flood of angry messages for a situation I have no control over has left me slow or unable to respond. To all those who have messaged kindly, thank you! It’s become so that we only get 1-3 messages from people asking to help while receiving hundreds of messages a month requesting help. I’m so sorry we cannot do more than what we are. Please keep in mind we are just two people. We have no government support. This is all just me and one friend trying to do our best to help as many animals as possible, while also trying to raise awareness, so the government does more to help us all. Most of the bills are paid by me personally, but I can only do as much as I can afford. If you want to see us do more, then please help so we can.

I understand the importance of transparency and want to assure you all that we are still actively rescuing. None of us here want to burn out and quit. To ensure we can continue handling the mental toll of rescuing, we needed to step back from social media. Just because we haven’t been posting doesn’t mean we haven’t been working. I’ll be making a number of posts in the coming days to update everyone on our current rescues and what we have been up to over the summer.

To all those who have messaged us, please be patient as I try to respond to everyone.

I understand that our recent inactivity has been frustrating, and genuinely appreciate your patience and continued support. God willing, together, we can positively impact the lives of Qatar’s animals.

Thank you all!

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