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In the Words of Sara Al-Awadhi: KARE Kuwait — Part Two
By Sara Al-Awadhi — Originally published in Streets Times, Issue 168 I was lucky enough to come across…
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Thanks to everyone who helped Skippy walk again ❤️
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KARE Kuwait's mission goes beyond rescue — we educate our community about animal welfare, responsible ownership, and the importance of giving special-needs animals a chance.
Every animal has unique needs. Research the breed, age, and medical requirements before committing — responsible ownership starts with preparation, not impulse.
Three-legged, blind, or senior animals are equally loving and loyal. They are often overlooked but give extraordinary affection to those who open their hearts.
Preventative health care is essential. Vaccinations, annual check-ups, and dental care extend your pet's quality of life and catch issues early.
Spaying or neutering reduces the number of abandoned animals on Kuwait's streets. It is one of the most impactful things any pet owner can do for the community.
Not ready for full adoption? Fostering gives a rescue animal a safe home while you decide. Even a few weeks of care can be life-changing for an animal in need.
Every t-shirt, water bottle, and tote bag sold goes 100% towards our rescue bills — hospital care, food, shelter, and international adoption travel costs.
"We are not a shelter that can take healthy animals — but for those who have nowhere else to turn, for the injured, the blind, the paralyzed, and the forgotten, we never say no."— KARE Kuwait, Since 2013