While Israeli children enjoy summer break, 60 puppies born in southern Israel wait for adoption
Jerusalem Post — Israel NewsSince the October 7 massacre, the Western Negev Cluster's veterinary services have been struggling under the workload of caring for pets left behind in addition to their regular duties.
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