WHAT'S HAPPENING WITH AL?

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  Spay Day 2010

  In recognition of Spay Day International, throughout February Animals Lebanon is taking spaying and neutering to a new level.

  Lebanon lacks animal welfare laws which should protect stray or homeless animals, but we are not letting this stop us.Spaying and neutering is the most effective and humane way to control and care for the thousands of cats and dogs that live on the streets.
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  Ban the use of animals in circuses

  Early Christmas morning we were alerted to a shipment of lions and tigers that were on their way to Lebanon as part of a circus.

  Coming overland from Egypt, they had been without food for days as they crossed into Jordan, finally reaching Lebanon two days later. The Princess Alia Foundation worked to ensure the animals were given food and treated humanely while they were driven across Jordan.
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  CIRCUS UPDATE – Minister says NO to circus abuse

  The Minister of Agriculture, Dr. Hussein Hajj Hassan, made a decision to deport all the circus animals.

  Monte Carlo circus came to Lebanon from Egypt, and the animals are used in acrobatics performances since late last month, near the compound of Michel Murr Stadium.
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  December 6, a day to remember!

  This December 6, Animals Lebanon made the Beirut Marathon our own as an NGO partner. This was the seventh annual marathon, and Animals Lebanon made sure that everyone shared our love for animals.

  Volunteers got into the spirit by creating a huge papier mache cat and dog, and runners took turns proudly lofting the cat and dog above their heads for the 10 kilometer race.
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