 "In Morocco, 3 million dogs will be sentenced to death! You will be surprised to know the reason")
Morocco to cull 3 million stray dogs: In the year 2030, Morocco is going to host the FIFA World Cup along with Spain and Portugal. Morocco has announced in this regard that it has started to be criticized around the world. Morocco is considering killing three million stray dogs to improve the appearance of its cities.
In fact, to boost tourism in the country during the FIFA World Cup, Morocco has announced plans to kill three million stray dogs. But Morocco’s plan has now been criticized by animal welfare organizations and activists around the world.
According to a Daily Mail report, Moroccan authorities are planning to adopt this inhumane and illegal method to deal with the growing stray dog population in the country. The methods used in this scheme included giving dogs the most dangerous poison, strychnine, shooting dogs in public places and beating them to death with shovels.
The International Animal Welfare and Protection Coalition has warned the world about Morocco’s plan to kill up to three million dogs. Renowned primatologist and animal rights advocate Jane Goodall has intervened in the matter and written a letter to FIFA urging them to take immediate action to stop these killings.
In her letter to FIFA, Jane Goodall strongly condemned the cruel and inhumane methods used under the scheme and said the FIFA tournament in Morocco should be suspended if the killing of dogs continues. Please note that Morocco has legal measures to prevent the killing of stray dogs, but reports indicate that authorities often do so without the intervention of local law enforcement.
However, FIFA is yet to issue any official statement on the matter. But NDTV quoted sources as saying that the organization is closely monitoring the situation in Morocco.
The international community continues to watch, urging Moroccan authorities to adopt humane and sustainable methods to manage the stray dog population, in line with global standards for animal welfare.