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World Cup host accused of culling millions of stray dogs before football tournament

Summary by The Independent
Stray animals are killed by shooting and poisoning and are ‘often left to rot where they fall’ - the government denies mass culls are being carried out

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Collectives Denounce Alleged Intention of Shooting Dogs by the 2030 World Cup in an Organizing Country

The preparation of the World Cup of Football 2030, to be played in Spain, Portugal and Morocco, is involved in controversy over the alleged intention of shooting 3 million dogs.

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Global campaign launched to boycott World Cup in Morocco over 'dog massacre' with millions killed

Morocco is facing mounting criticism over allegations that the country intends to exterminate approximately three million stray dogs ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup, which it will co-host with Spain and Portugal

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World Cup host accused of culling millions of stray dogs before football tournament

Stray animals are killed by shooting and poisoning and are ‘often left to rot where they fall’ - the government denies mass culls are being carried out

·London, United Kingdom
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The Independent broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Wednesday, February 18, 2026.
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