Outrage. Around three million dogs killed in Morocco during World Cup preparations

The methods used by Moroccan authorities to tackle the stray dog problem have sparked horror.

Details: According to The Athletic, Moroccan officials have ordered a drastic reduction in the number of stray dogs across the country as part of preparations for the 2026 World Cup.

Reports indicate that Morocco has seen mass killings of stray dogs by various means: shootings, poisonings, and even dogs being burned alive.

Sources claim that nearly three million stray dogs have been killed in Morocco so far, prompting a wave of outrage among animal rights activists and ordinary fans. Materials and appeals from animal welfare groups have already been submitted to FIFA, but the organization has yet to comment on the situation or take any action.

The upcoming World Cup has already become mired in controversy and is expected to be one of the most contentious and problematic tournaments in recent years.

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