The Red Sea Housing Directorate has allocated a LE 23 million contract to initiate Hurghada’s first fully integrated shelter for free-roaming stray dogs. This development aims to balance public safety with animal welfare, moving beyond temporary solutions towards a comprehensive strategy for managing the stray dog population.
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The initiative includes a long-term care plan, medical interventions, and safety standards tailored to ensure effective animal management. It is part of a broader technical and logistical framework designed to assist authorities in the Red Sea Governorate.
Key elements of this project feature:
- Mass vaccination campaigns to systematically administer rabies vaccines to the local stray dog population, protecting both the community and the animals.
- Specialized transport vehicles to safely and stress-free relocate stray dogs, conforming to strict technical specifications.
- Structured medical facilities within the shelter for veterinary checkups, sterilization programs, and ongoing recovery services.
Through a combination of engineering and veterinary practices, Hurghada aims to establish a sustainable model for animal management that enhances both public safety and the welfare of stray animals.