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Every cat owner has lived through this at least once😅

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Pet NewsJuly 13, 2026

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Bringing a new shelter dog home? Learn the famous

Bringing a new shelter dog home? Learn the famous 3-3-3 rule for dog training and rescue adjustment! This picture explains exactly what to expect in the first 3 days, 3 weeks, and 3 months🐶🐈 #alyarzpetclub #adoptdontshop #rescuedog #rescuecat

🐈Can you be Halo’s person? Halo was rescued duri

🐈Can you be Halo’s person?

Halo was rescued during the war this year from the south of Lebanon and had to have both both of his eyes removed.

He may be blind, but he’s friendly, sweet and full of love to give.

He needs a responsible loving family to give him a safe space he can call home.

Interested in adopting or fostering halo? DM us or email us for more information.

Please share to help Halo find his forever home❤️

#alyarzpetclub #catforadoption #sheltercat #adoptdontshop #rescuecat

When we first found Elsa, she was next to a garage

When we first found Elsa, she was next to a garage, desperately trying to drink water mixed with car oil from the street💔

We took her into our care, hoping to give her the life she deserved. But shelter life was simply not for Elsa. She became terribly depressed, her health started deteriorating, and despite our efforts, we couldn’t find her a foster home.

Until someone very special stepped in❤️

One of our wonderful adopters from Mexico was spending some time in Lebanon and kindly offered to foster Elsa while she was here. And that’s when everything changed.

Her cousin back in Mexico saw Elsa, fell completely in love with her, and decided that this little girl belonged with her🥹

So when the time came for our amazing adopter to return to Mexico, Elsa had a ticket too. A one-way ticket to her forever home❤️

And just like that, our second APC baby made it all the way to Mexico! 🇲🇽

Today, Elsa is living the life we always dreamed of for her. She’s the happiest little princess, completely spoiled, adored, and absolutely obsessed with her mama. And the feeling is mutual❤️

To think that this is the same little girl who was once trying to survive beside a garage, who slowly lost her will to live in a shelter, and who now knows nothing but love, comfort, and happiness…

This is why we never give up.

To our amazing adopter who opened her home, carried Elsa across the world, and made this beautiful ending possible, and to Elsa’s wonderful mama who loves her beyond words: THANK YOU❤️

Elsa, you have no idea how happy it makes us to see you living your best life. You deserve every second of it, our little Mexican princess.

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Will you foster Menkhol until he gets better? We w

Will you foster Menkhol until he gets better?
We will provide everything.
He is in deep shock and he needs to recover emotionally and physically at home not in a shelter.

Will you help Menkhol even by sharing this post🙏🏻
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This is Menkhol today💔 He just sits there, facing

This is Menkhol today💔

He just sits there, facing the wall. He won’t even look at us.

His body is covered in wounds, but seeing him like this feels like something inside him is hurting even more.

We don’t know what he understands or what he’s feeling. We just know that this is heartbreaking to watch.

Please help us give Menkhol a reason to turn around again🙏

Donation links in bio.

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For almost four years, we have been caring for the

For almost four years, we have been caring for the dogs of Karantina. We know the packs, we know their territories, and we recognize the faces waiting for us every week.

We had never seen Menkhol before.

Karantina is home to established packs of stray dogs who are extremely territorial. Menkhol arrived as a stranger, confused and completely defenseless in unfamiliar territory.

The pack attacked him viciously. Not in one place. His entire body was attacked.

The question is: Who left him there?😞
Who decided that Karantina is safe for their dog!!

When we reached him, Menkhol was covered in wounds and blood. His body had been bitten and torn in multiple places, and he had lost so much blood that his glucose had dropped to a dangerously low level.

Thankfully, Menkhol does not currently need a blood transfusion, but his fight is far from over. His wounds need extensive treatment, his body needs to recover from the blood loss and trauma, and he will need ongoing veterinary care until he is strong again.

Our hospital bills are already overwhelming and we still didn’t raise enough money to close a quarter of our $6,000 debt😞. But looking at Menkhol, leaving him there was simply not an option.

Please help us save him.

If you cannot donate, please share his story. Help us show this gentle boy that after everything he has been through, there are still people willing to fight for him.

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She lost her babies. She almost lost her life. And

She lost her babies. She almost lost her life. And then she found her forever 🤍

Kaïa was abandoned in Karantina, Beirut, where she gave birth to two puppies. Tragically, both of her babies were poisoned.

After that, we were terrified she would be next.

Getting Kaïa to safety wasn’t easy. She was scared and catching her took time, patience and a lot of determination. But eventually, we did.

And then everything changed.

Kaïa found the most amazing family. A family that doesn’t just give her a home; they give her a life.

They take her everywhere. She swims, explores, travels, goes on adventures and gets to experience all the things she never knew existed.

From being abandoned on the streets to being someone’s whole world.

Whenever. Wherever. Together❤️

This is what rescue can do.

This is Kaïa’s second chance thanks to @patounes_sans_frontieres

Tilda had her surgery, and it was successful. Ha

Tilda had her surgery, and it was successful.

Habibi, she is in so much pain and she is not young anymore, but this surgery was absolutely necessary.

Thank you so much to everyone who donated to Tilda.
Thank you for caring about this senior baby and giving her this chance❤️

We still need $100 to have everything fully covered, including her biopsy, which will be sent to Cyprus to determine whether the mass is benign or aggressive and, if aggressive, how aggressive it is.

We’re almost there for Tilda🙏🏻

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We have 72 hours to raise the funds for Tilda’s su

We have 72 hours to raise the funds for Tilda’s surgery.

When we rescued Tilda almost two years ago, we were told she might only have six months left. Yet here she is today — still fighting, still enjoying life, and still trusting everyone she meets despite everything she has been through.

Tilda is a senior Labrador, around 10 years old. Before coming to us, she had clearly been neglected for years and was eventually dumped in Karantina; a terrible place for a house dog to suddenly find herself alone.

When we finally got to her, her condition said everything. Her teeth were rotten, her body showed years of neglect, and then discovered that Tilda had an aggressive form of cancer.

Her tumors were removed, but we knew there was a high risk the cancer could return. Since then, we have made sure she gets a full checkup every six months, because catching anything early is extremely important for her.

And unfortunately, at her latest checkup, we found a new growth on her nipple.

It is growing quickly, and her vet does not want us to wait. Tilda needs surgery. But without the funds, we simply cannot go ahead with it.

Tilda is also living in a paid foster home, where she finally has the safe and peaceful life she deserves. Her foster costs us $300 every month, including her special food.

For almost two years, we have done everything possible to keep her comfortable, safe and loved. We don’t want money to be the reason we have to delay the surgery she now needs.

We are trying to raise $900 to cover her urgent surgery.

Tilda survived neglect. She survived being abandoned on the streets. She survived Karantina. And she has already fought cancer once.

Now we only have 72 hours. If you can donate, even a small amount will help us get closer to her surgery.

And if you cannot donate, please share Tilda’s story❤️

Donation links in bio🙏🏻

#alyarzpetclub

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