We weren?t sure if we had missed her?  It was midnight and the plane had landed an hour before.  Rebecca, one of our advisors, was arriving for her first time in Lebanon.

During the war in 2006, hundreds of people fled the country in a panic and had no way of taking their beloved pets with them.

Just twelve months ago we wrote to you announcing the founding of Animals Lebanon, and today we are happy to announce our first anniversary.

Little Moyebi was abandoned as a tiny kitten, only days old. Lifeless and barely breathing, hourly care by the staff and volunteers of Animals Lebanon brought him back to health and gave him his first chance to truly be a playful kitten.

Some weeks ago, the cats living on the campus of the Lebanese American University (LAU) in Beirut were targeted as being a nuisance after a few people on campus complained of being bitten by insects.

Imagine walking down your street. Along the first few meters you lay your eyes upon a cat. She is skinny, filthy, and could have several injuries on her body. You keep walking.

We want to thank everyone for helping make the Beirut Marathon a success for Animals Lebanon.  We could not have done it without the help of IndyAct and all the great volunteers from the International College.