They did not even bring their pets to the shelter; often they just put them on balconies and leave them there.
Source: MilesLongthe3rd
They did not even bring their pets to the shelter; often they just put them on balconies and leave them there.
Source: MilesLongthe3rd
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To be fair if people during evacuations took pets with them there would be much less pets in need to rescue
Other than it’s tall buildings, there is nothing to look up to in Dubai.Â
It’s because Ukraine is a real nation-state where real humans live while Dubai is just a playground for morally bankrupt billionaire oligarchs.
Ask yourself why rescuers had to get the pets and not their owners.
It’s the same thing, when bombs start raining down many people will abandon their pets.
That’s not true. The Guardian made up its story to coincide with the war. The municipality was trialing this system anyway and it’s for strays, mainly around the beach area. Please take this post down.
https://www.mediaoffice.ae/en/news/2026/march/08-03/dubai-municipality-launches-ehsan-stations-initiative-to-feed-stray-animals
A lot of countries in Asia and the Middle East just see animals as possessions. It happens in the west as well, but in much of the world, it’s an epidemic.