Vets set up makeshift clinic to save Gaza's animals threatened by war

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Veterinarians from the 'Sulala Animals Rescue' organisation have set up a makeshift clinic to assist animals in the Gaza Strip, who are endangered by war and lack essential food and medicine.

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00:00We are here because there is a shortage of medicine in Beitaria.

00:10We asked the Association of Solari, if they can provide us with medicine and treatment.

00:20We are here because there is a shortage of medicine in Beitaria.

00:30We asked the Association of Solari, if they can provide us with medicine and treatment.

00:40We asked the Association of Solari, if they can provide us with medicine and treatment.

00:48Since the beginning of the war, there is no food for the animals, no medicine for the animals, no food for the viruses for the animals.

00:56Therefore, the animals are exposed to war and death.

01:04They are also exposed to death from the viruses and diseases that have spread in Gaza.

01:12The continuation of the war for a long time will affect the death of a large number of animals.

01:20At this time, people rely on working animals because there is no electricity, no gas, and there is no life in Gaza.

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