Dogs have always been man's best friend. But what if your best friend was in danger, and voiceless in the face of that threat? This is the current plight of roughly 3 million stray dogs in Morocco, cruelly to be culled ahead of the country hosting the 2030 FIFA World Cup.

This grave matter complicates the joy and spirit that such international sports events stand for. We are petitioning against this inhumane practice, imploring the Moroccan government and all participating world football teams to intervene and halt this act. It's not just about football, it's about the value we place on life itself. It's important to note that comprehensive and humane alternatives exist, such as mass sterilization programs, which have proven successful in other nations for controlling and managing stray dog populations.

According to the World Health Organization, termination doesn't effectively control the canine population in the long run. We should prioritize kindness and empathy towards these voiceless creatures, showing the world that we can host major events without resorting to cruelty.

Please, sign this petition and add your voice to our call — stop the culling of stray dogs in Morocco ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup, because football is important, but so are our furry friends.