Egypt aims for balanced stray dog control

Egypt is facing a street dog crisis, with their numbers increasing and raising concerns about public safety due to repeated biting incidents. The government is implementing a comprehensive plan that includes vaccinating and sterilizing the dogs, as well as sheltering them in dedicated centers, while avoiding mass killings and adhering to humane standards. The goal is to reduce the spread of diseases such as rabies. Additionally, centers have been equipped for animal sheltering, and programs are underway to control the phenomenon using scientific and organized procedures. Parliamentary discussions are also ongoing to find solutions, including exporting dogs abroad and generating economic returns.

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