Wallace is a fighter.
He is a big heart in a small, scruffy body.
He is a dog who has suffered a traumatic series of events, but survived them through pure will and determination to live.
It begins on a rainy Lebanon winter evening as Elias, an Animals Lebanon supporter, was driving home from work on a rainy Lebanon winter evening. He noticed something rummaging through a pile of garbage at the side of the road and at a closer glance noticed a small dog, limping, and tangled in plastic.
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AL team would like to share with you a true and live experience of one of our founders Joelle Kanaan, and beloved cat, Captain Hook:
… and the nightmare is over
I had written to my dear and amazing friend in Holland, Agnes, to help me find homes for some of the cats at the shelter. As usual, Agnes was there to help me and our cats for which she cares as much as I do, without even knowing them closely.
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After a month of negotiating with the owner, Animals Lebanon was finally able to close down one of the worst zoos in Lebanon and give the animals the care they so desperately need. On Friday, 13 February, we rescued nearly 40 animals.
We need your help now to care for these animals. They all need a place to live - whether in a sanctuary, rehabilitated and returned to nature, or adopted into homes – vet care and proper food.
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Joey was rescued from terrible zoo along with so many other animals on February 13, 2009. After being chained up and abused, he is now with Animals Lebanon getting all the love and care he needs.
We don’t know how long Joey was there, but he was starving just like all the other animals. He was left under the rain and out in the cold, chained up near the zoo entrance and used as a 'guard dog.'
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