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Gaza pet owners struggle to keep animals healthy amid vet crisis

Al Jazeera Saturday 13 June 2026, 17:10 UTC 1 min read
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Gaza pet owners struggle to keep animals healthy amid vet crisis Gaza pet owners struggle to keep animals healthy amid vet crisis Animal lovers in Gaza are resorting to desperate measures to keep their pets alive and healthy. Only two pet clinics are still operating, and critical veterinary supplies and animal food are running low. Vets are warning animal deaths will rise unless supplies arrive soon.

Gaza pet owners struggle to keep animals healthy amid vet crisis Gaza pet owners struggle to keep animals healthy amid vet crisis Animal lovers in Gaza are resorting to desperate measures to keep their pets alive and healthy. Only two pet clinics are still operating, and critical veterinary supplies and animal food are running low. Vets are warning animal deaths will rise unless supplies arrive soon. Published On 13 Jun 2026
Gaza (LOCATION)
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