It is estimated that 3 million dogs worldwide will be executed by firing squads or poisoned to enable a dog-free environment for the World Football Cup. This heart-wrenching reality highlights the immense needless suffering that will be caused, not to mention the inhumane treatment of these innocent animals. The World Football Cup should be a celebration of sport and humanity, not marred by the tragic loss of life and cruelty.

The culling of dogs as a means to present a pristine image for the World Cup is not only unnecessary but deeply unethical. Dogs are companions, part of our communities, and killing them to achieve a temporary objective is an unacceptable practice. There are humane alternatives that can be implemented to manage and care for stray dog populations during major events, such as catch-neuter-release programs, adoption campaigns, or the establishment of temporary shelters.

It is crucial that event organizers and the host country take a stand against this abhorrent practice. The world is watching, and failing to act will stain the reputation of what is meant to be a global celebration of unity and sportsmanship. The solution is not in perpetuating cruelty but in showcasing kindness and responsibility.

We call upon FIFA and the organizing committees of the World Football Cup to immediately halt plans and actions leading to the mass killing of dogs. We urge them to engage with animal welfare organizations to find compassionate and ethical solutions that reflect the true spirit of the sport.

Join us in demanding an end to this inhumane practice. Sign this petition and take a stand for compassion, integrity, and the protection of innocent lives.