We run and financially support animal projects at Marsa Alam in the Red Sea Governorate in Egypt
Currently, Marsa Alam has no permanent vet that is taking care of stray animals and doing neutering/vaccination campaigns. The next permanent vet clinic is 300km to the north in Safaga/Hurghada.
We are planning on opening our own permanent vet clinic for pets and strays in Marsa Alam later in 2024.
A citizen science project in the Red Sea, educating dive center staff and tourists about protection and the correct behaviour around turtles.
From February until now, we have together neutered and vaccinated 39 dogs and 70 cats in and around Marsa Alam. The majority of the animals we trapped were females, which have the largest impact on population management.
Assuming that a stray female dog can have 12-18 puppies per year, the 25 female dogs would have given birth to...
After a long waiting period, our windows and (most) doors have finally arrived! Just in time for Eid... So once Eid is over, we hope they are installed quickly, and we can finish the clinic soon.
The first deliveries of our clinic equipment have already arrived, and more is on the way and due to arrive after...
The building is almost finished, we are currently waiting for windows and doors. Once these are installed, we will start furnishing the clinic and get all the medical supplies we will need to go operational.
