Pets become hidden victims of Iran war as some owners abandon them to flee
Hundreds of pets have been left abandoned across the Gulf states as their owners flee the Middle East amid the ongoing war between U.S.-Israel and Iran.
Pets become hidden victims of Iran war as some owners abandon them to flee
Hundreds of pets have been left abandoned across the Gulf states as their owners flee the Middle East amid the ongoing war between U.S.-Israel and Iran.
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