In the heat of the Egyptian summer, our daily routines change, and nobody embodies this shift better than Bolt. For the second year in a row, Bolt has claimed her post right in front of my building, effectively declaring…
If you caught our post about our strategic summer plan, you know we had a mission: get long-lasting anti-tick protection to our high-exposure street crew. Sounds simple on paper, right? Well, the pack had other ideas, and it turned…
A few years ago, my journey into animal welfare truly began in a specific non-residential area—a local necropolis—where I used to go weekly to feed the street dogs and where I rescued my very first dog. Over time, heavy…
Two weeks ago, while doing my usual rounds in a nearby area, a new face popped up to greet me. She was young, a little bit underweight, but despite being new and hungry, her tail didn’t stop wagging. We…
As the summer heat starts to roll into Egypt, our daily routines with the animals are shifting to focus on one major priority: summer protection. In the warmer months, bugs and parasites become a big challenge for street animals,…
Strength in CompassionThe start of 2026 has been a deeply personal journey. While this quarter brought significant private challenges and the loss of a beloved family member who shared this passion for animals, the mission of Love All Feed…
The Hospital Guardian: A Lesson in Unexpected Kindness.Life has a way of placing us exactly where we need to be, even when the circumstances are difficult. Over the last few weeks, while spending a lot of time at a…
A Change of Plans and a New FriendSometimes, the best-laid plans take a detour for the better. Last week, while I was out working on TNR for some of our local regulars, I met this lovely girl. Even though…
Consistency in the Shadows: A Life UpdateWhile things have been quiet here on the website, life on the ground has been anything but. I have had to step away from the keyboard recently to focus on some urgent family…
Another successful TNR day 🤍 Today, 3 street dogs (2 females & 1 male ) were safely trapped, fixed, and vaccinated.No more unwanted litters.Less fighting, less suffering, and a safer life for them and the community.TNR is not just…