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Spare and Children

Over the years, one of SPARE's highest priorities has been to raise awareness and knowledge regarding the dire conditions and horrible treatments of animals in Egypt... SPARE has for over a decade been targeting schools, education centers and orphanages both Public and Private to educate and raise the awareness levels of children. ( Read more... )

Rico was adopted from SPARE

Rico was adopted from SPARE years back by a loving and compassionate family that treat him like the prince he is. Thank you Desiree Huth. Rico is lucky to be with you guys. ( Read more... )

Amina SPARE's president and her rescued Shumba

Amina SPARE's president and her rescued Shumba... Image taken during a short interview in March 2014 regarding WAD ambassadorship. Thank you Amina for being the Ambassador of animals in Egypt ( Read more... )

Adoption and fundraising day

We are having an adoption and fundraising day on the 29th of March... Please do join us and get to know some of our awesome dogs and cats and how your help is essential in caring for them and the animals that seek and NEED our help from the surrounding poor communities.. Get in touch with us to confirm! Thank you all very much. ( Read more... )

A Historic step led by Amina Abaza- SPARE's president

Once again Amina Abaza leads the way for animal welfare in Egypt. As a member of the free Egyptian party and due to her political engagement in Egypt, Amina was invited to the Egyptian parliament to discuss issue relating to Women’s rights and positions within the Egyptian society... Amina took the opportunity to highlight the parallelism of abuse in general in the Egyptian society depicting the correlation of abuses towards women, minorities and animals. ( Read more... )

S.P.A.R.E - Society for the Protection of Animal Rights in Egypt

Remember Jason? the Egyptian Balady puppy that was rescued from the cruel streets of Egypt by Sacha, a young compassionate and dedicated dutch lady that kept him cared for at SPARE and finally came back to Egypt just to take him home? Well here's an update from Sasha and Jason : "Jason is doing unbelievably well! He is learning like mad and adjusting to city life with an occasional outing . ( Read more... )

: (NVIS) New Vision International School Visit

Another great school visit in SPARE's 12 year awareness crusade... This time SPARE was privileged to visit NVIS and have a great day with the awesome students and faculty. Grade 4 Rising Stars had kindly and generously initiated a fundraising program and gathered 1,200 Egyptian pounds which they donated as a contribution to SPARE's cause. SPARE presented them with Certificate of appreciation for theu amazing efforts and distributed materials regarding humane and compassionate treatment toward animals. Two of SPARE's resident dogs; Tango and Bigums, had an AWESOME day with the kids. ( Read more... )

S.P.A.R.E - Society for the Protection of Animal Rights in Egypt

We would like to extend our deepest appreciation and thankfulness to our SPARE supporters and donors for their unexpected generous donation of 30000 pounds in just one week! Thank you for trusting us in our mission in creating a kinder and humane world for the animals of Egypt. ( Read more... )

Falling from a roof top to be adopted by three lovely angels

Prince was brought to the shelter at noon in a car trunk ,completely unable to move, by two young boys who claimed to be his owners. Prince was left on a roof top all alone when he was only four month old , when one day Prince fell from the roof breaking his hips and one of his hind legs. The boys couldn't afford paying for his surgery and didn't have any place to go but to the SPARE shelter. Prince was taken to the vet and his injury has completely healed; however Prince will live all his life with a limp and unable to coordinate his movement naturally. ( Read more... )

More School visits and raising awareness

AIS secondary school visiting the SPARE shelter... a class of about 15 students has visited an animal shelter for the first time and were introduced to what is an animal shelter and the plight of animals in Egypt... Students had many questions, from why do we spay and neuter? to how animals are treated in Zoos... it was a great day some students didn't have any interaction with animals at all... and by the end of the day very shy students managed to pet dogs and have a good time... SPARE always welcome School visits so if anybody is interested please give us a call to arrange. ( Read more... )