The following is a photo inventory of dogs currently in TARC's care in Azemmour.
Morocco does not, thankfully, have a municipal animal sheltering system in place, nor does it need one. TARC believes the issue of stray pets can be dealt with through aggressive TNR programs and feral colony management. Street dogs and cats do well in most communities, as locals feed them and look after them. The very young animals, though, as well as nursing mothers and cats/dogs with physical disabilities, may need a little more care. Right now we have fourteen dogs and puppies and eleven cats and kittens in our program awaiting sterilization and release or return to owners.
female
Street dog--Sidi Bouzid. 4 yo, presented pregnant
vaccines: (March 2020) DHLPP and rabies initial, dewormed
male
Born in our care 3/20/20--Azemmour
vaccines: (5/4/20) DHLPP initial
female
Born in our care 3/20/20--Azemmour
vaccines: (5/4/20) DHLPP initial
male
Born in our care 3/20/20--Azemmour
vaccines: (5/4/20) DHLPP initial
female
Born in our care 3/20/20--Azemmour
vaccines: (5/4/20) DHLPP initial
male
Born in our care 3/20/20--Azemmour
vaccines: (5/4/20) DHLPP initial
female
Born in our care 3/20/20--Azemmour
vaccines: (5/4/20) DHLPP initial
male
Born in our care 3/20/20--Azemmour
vaccines: (5/4/20) DHLPP initial
female
Owned dog--fell off roof. Left rear femur fracture, splinted as per veterinary instruction. Presented with five puppies about two weeks old. Owner is following up with visits and has consented to spay.
vaccines: (May 2020) DHLPP and rabies initial, dewormed
