“I could smell it as soon as I entered the apartment building. As I walked up to the fourth floor the smell got stronger and stronger. Knocking on her door, I knew I was not going to be happy with what I was about to see,” said Maggie Shaarawi, one of the founders of Animals Lebanon.
“An old woman came to the door but did not want to let me in. There were no lights on and the smell was terrible.
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To continue to secure our place as a leading NGO, Animals Lebanon recently welcomed three new advisers.
Each bringing the passion, expertise and talent to move Animals Lebanon forward, our advisers are community leaders who recognize how important animals are to every one of us.
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It has been almost four weeks since Animals Lebanon was contacted by the Municipality of Beirut regarding the case of an old lady hoarding a large amount of cats.
After numerous complaints from neighbors that the cats were creating a stench throughout the building and had become a health risk to the people living there, the municipality reached out to Animals Lebanon as a last resort.
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