A seminar entitled "The Danger of Stray Dogs to Human and Animal Health and Safety"
Tue. 19 Nov, 2024

Under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Osama Khalil Qaddour, Dean of the Faculty, and Prof. Mohamed Mohamed Saeed, Vice Dean for Graduate Studies and Research, and as a continuation of the series of scientific discussion panels moderated by Dr. Reham Hamdy Hegazy, Coordinator of Scientific Discussion Panels at the Faculty

On Tuesday, 19 November 2024, Dr. Abdo Al-Desouki presented an awareness discussion session entitled "The Danger of Stray Dogs to Human and Animal Health and Safety."

He explained that the danger of stray dogs to human and animal health and safety is extremely important, as some dangerous dogs are infected with rabies, a highly virulent viral disease that can be transmitted by stray dogs and cats to humans and animals, which is impossible to treat if the bitten animal or human who have been bitten or scratched by them. The lecture recommended the need to combat stray dogs and cats to preserve the health of society.