Egypt Animal Rights

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Frequently neglected by people, That neglect that outbreaks of the most horrendous manner arrived to stray dogs abandoned fairly random in our neighborhoods were rich or they do not differentiate between big and small is not between rich and poor can be this is the only good in the presence of "equality" .No longer they are "phenomenon" as it had been more than four years but has become a way of life, the Egyptians used to hear about a man got bit by a dog, or a woman went shopping got attacked by one to eat her feet , a tragedy by any measure cannot be borne by one and the government is still incapable of solution. After that wounded more than 10 children in one week area “Mokattam” it did not move to a resident as usual, Egyptian …show more content…
"esma" ,an organization protect animal rights in Egypt, said that they have Golden Retrievers dog , having problems in dealing with human beings, especially after that consistently his companions on his detention since his birth, and put an electrician collar around his neck, that works whenever the dog barked or made a voice bothers them ,Moreover; a dog, attacking any another dog trying to get close to him, since the owner of this dog made the dog in wrestling for dogs, where they are trained to fight and attack other dogs, and in one duels serious injuries were injured in goodwill and head, was not satisfied with his companions ,so his owner cut off his ears, and its tail to make it more aggressive all these dogs were victims of the lack of insufficient government rules. An article in "Portal News" spotted the suffering of people from stray dogs , where "Oumayma peace" , an English teacher in Nasr City Language School , spoke about her experience with a number of dogs that surrounded her home, saying that there is a remarkable increase in the number of street dogs in the recent period and narrate that since period she was traveling in the street with her young son and she was surprised by a large number of dogs around them, which caused the panic of her child that lasted for a whole week and when she reported at the police station They said they are not responsible for stray dogs in the

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