Stray dog shelter in Kirkuk faces dire conditions amid urgent plea for help
Ahmad, who has been tirelessly managing the shelter alone for months, has called for support to ensure the dogs receive proper food and medical care.
ERBIL (Kurdistan24) – Kirkuk’s stray dog shelter is receiving increased attention as local authorities and animal welfare advocates rally to improve conditions for the 700 dogs currently housed there. Following a recent investigation by Kurdistan24, efforts are underway to provide urgent assistance to both the shelter and its dedicated caretaker, Taha Ahmad.
Ahmad, who has been tirelessly managing the shelter alone for months, has called for support to ensure the dogs receive proper food and medical care. His appeal has sparked growing concern and a wave of support from animal lovers and organizations willing to step in.
With summer approaching, improving conditions at the shelter has become a priority. Authorities are now exploring sustainable solutions, including better funding and volunteer support, to enhance the well-being of the animals.
The shelter was established to address the rising number of stray dogs in Kirkuk and has played a vital role in protecting both the animals and the community. As awareness spreads, there is renewed hope that the shelter will soon receive the resources it needs to provide a safe and humane environment for the dogs in its care.