As someone deeply distressed by the ill-treatment of horses, donkeys, and camels in Egypt, I feel compelled to speak out against their daily suffering. These noble animals are not only our heritage and companions, but they also contribute significantly to our economy, especially in the tourism sector near the pyramids. It is heartbreaking and unacceptable to learn that they are frequently beaten, overworked, starved, and in some cases, poisoned, leading to a painful death.

Data from animal welfare organizations suggest that the condition and treatment of these animals are far from adequate in many instances. In fact, their suffering is so extensive that it is resulting in alarming rates of death among these innocent creatures.

It is critical to understand that these animals are being used for tourist rides, and their well-being should be a concern of not just animal lovers, but also to all who believe in an ethical and responsible tourism model and humane society. In contributing to the tourism industry's success, these animals pay a high, often fatal, cost.

It is time the laws of Egypt reflect the humane treatment of all creatures, including horses, donkeys, and camels. There is a clear need for legislation that ensures the protection of these animals, regulates their use in work and tourism, and mandates adequate and compassionate care. We must create change and stand against animal cruelty.

If you feel as strongly as I do about the need for change and the welfare of these animals, join me in calling for the implementation of stricter animal welfare laws in Egypt. By signing this petition, you are not only giving a voice to the voiceless but you are also demanding a fairer, compassionate world where no animal has to suffer needlessly. Please sign this petition today.

donations are important to keep these poor animals pain free, medication is expensive and so many in need.