Ismailia Continues Rabies Vaccination and Sterilization Campaigns for Free-Roaming Dogs

Ismailia’s Veterinary Medicine Directorate is continuing field campaigns to vaccinate free-roaming dogs against rabies and carry out sterilization procedures.

The campaigns come in response to residents’ complaints about growing numbers of free-roaming dogs in the governorate.

Vaccination is aimed at limiting the spread of rabies, while sterilization forms a parallel part of the directorate’s response to concerns over dog numbers.

The ongoing fieldwork brings both measures together as the directorate addresses the public health risks associated with free-roaming dogs.