Animals in Lebanon still need our help
Despite the ceasefire that took effect in late 2024, the situation for animals in Lebanon is still extremely hard, especially along the southern border. Countless animals are on the streets frightened, injured, hungry and dying. Animal shelters are overcrowded, and have no financial resources to save them.
How do we help?
We have been working together with Sarah Abbas from Rescuing In Lebanon since the start of the war. Sarah is one of the youngest animal rescuers in Lebanon — and one of the bravest. Every day, she cares for 170 dogs and cats, many of them abandoned, injured, or traumatised by the war. She feeds them, rescues them, treats their wounds, and gives them a loving, permanent home in different parts of the world.
But Sarah cannot do this alone. She needs our help to save as many lives as possible.
How does your donation help?
Your donation enables Sarah to rescue animals by:
- Providing temporary shelter and safe boarding for rescued animals;
- Supplying food and essentials for foster homes;
- Paying veterinary bills for injured and sick animals.
How to donate?
Donating is safe, quick and easy. There are no obligations: you can choose for a one-off donation or a recurring donation. Of course, we will send you project updates so you can see what your support has made possible.


