Perhaps the post would fit better in the Animals branch? But it's up to you if you wish to move it.

In the interest of information hygiene, I'm going to point out that, while the headline opens with the words "Dogs and cats", all of the evidence (and it's very shocking) is that dogs, exclusively, are the target of these operations. Homeless dogs and homeless cats are treated very differently in Moroccan cities. While such dogs are treated with suspicion and sometimes fear, homeless cats are typically fed and cared for by locals. In Moroccan culture, cats are generally viewed favourably and are considered "clean" animals in Islam, and aren't seen as a physical threat.

Why did PETA decide to head up with "Dogs and cats" when they must be aware of how inaccurate that is? Perhaps to appeal to a broader base of animal lovers? Whatever the reason, I would suggest that, if you decide to send off their pro forma message, you edit out "and cats"; otherwise you will come across as uninformed and, I feel, any small influence you might wield would be diminished.

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