
Doris was an abandoned dog who was rescued by SPARE. This is recent picture of her, after much love and medical treatment.
Society for Protection of Animal Rights in Egypt (SPARE) is the first organization in Egypt to advocate on behalf of all animals. During this interview, we are joined by SPARE’s Mona Khalil in Cairo who describes how volunteers run an animal shelter, a mobile equine clinic, and a series of diverse campaigns. We find out what it’s like to care for over one hundred dogs, and why the government has been poisoning and shooting street animals. Then she explains SPARE’s concerns over the recently-resumed Australian live animal export to Egypt. In closing, Mona reflects on her visit to a Cairo slaughterhouse and her interpretation of Muslim animal teachings.
Please note that this interview was edited for the online archive, due to a poor phone connection during the first half of the live show.
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Invisible Victims of the Protest Movement in Egypt: An Interview with Mona Khalil « Animal Voices says:
Mar 14, 2011
[…] We last spoke with Khalil back in 2006, when she was with the Society for the Protection of Animal Rights in Egypt (SPARE), which can be listened to by clicking here. […]