Egypt aims to control stray dog issues

The Egyptian government is moving forward with a comprehensive plan to address the phenomenon of stray dogs. The plan includes expanding shelters, vaccination, and sterilization centers, in addition to establishing a system for receiving citizen reports and implementing community awareness programs. These measures are being carried out in coordination between the Ministries of Health, Agriculture, and Local Development, with the aim of reducing the estimated number of stray dogs, which is approximately between 12 and 14 million, and decreasing the risks of bites and zoonotic diseases such as rabies. The government emphasizes that the plan is based on scientific and humane solutions, including the sterilization and vaccination of animals, while implementing humane euthanasia for dangerous or sick animals, in order to achieve an ecological balance and reduce health risks to citizens.

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