Egypt’s Hurghada allocates LE 23 million to first fully-equipped stray dog shelter
By combining engineering precision with veterinary science, Hurghada aims to pioneer a sustainable blueprint for animal management along the Red Sea coast—offering a safer, cleaner environment for residents and tourists while giving local stray animals the care and sanctuary they deserve.
In a major step toward balancing public safety with animal welfare, the Red Sea Housing Directorate has officially allocated a LE 23 million contract to launch Hurghada’s first fully integrated shelter for free-roaming street dogs.
Moving beyond temporary fixes, the coastal resort town is rolling out a comprehensive, humane strategy designed to manage its stray population with long-term care, structured medical intervention, and proper safety standards.
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