Egypt`s once-reviled street dogs get chance at a better life
(World News Egypt)

{{featured_button_text}} 1 of 8 In this Feb. 14, 2020 photo, Egyptian Vets for Animal Care, the country`s first spay and neuter program, mark a puppy with red paint after giving it a rabies shot, in Cairo, Egypt. After centuries of stigma, the street dogs of Egypt are finding popular acceptance. Grassroots support like sterilization, medical care and shelter has surged in defiance of a government extermination policy. For decades, Cairo dealt with its stray animal problem by leaving poison in the streets. Nariman El-Mofty In this Feb. 14, 2020 photo, a veterinarian, part of Egyptian Vets for Animal Care, the country`s first spay and neuter program, gives a rabies...