In this episode, Mohammed from Saudi Arabia’s Tabuk Paws joins us to share his experiences surrounding the issue of cat abandonment in Saudi Arabia. This episode is the second in a series that will explore the dimensions of cat abandonment in Saudi Arabia. Mohammed has been working with Sarah, one of our podcast hosts for 10 years, and together they, with other volunteers, are trying to bring changes to improve the lives of street-living felines.
The paper referred to in the podcast is found here –https://anthrozoologyassymbioticethics.wordpress.com/ease-working-paper-series-volume-1-emerging-voices/ pages 54-88.
It can also be read on Sarah’s website which also has conference presentations discussing feline lives in Saudi Arabia : https://www.kissingsharks.com/felinelivessaudiarabia
The viral video of Mohammed and Lovebug mentioned in the podcast can be found here: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGJwPK17Q/
Links to Tabuk Paws website and social media can be found here: https://linktr.ee/tabukpaws
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