That's great then. However, many Muslim people don't keep dogs.
Hopefully some will be looked after. Thousands have been abandoned to the people behind to sort.
They could bring them with them since no quarantine requirements.
"Dubai Street Kitties posted on Instagram that the situation was overwhelming the charity: “We are at full capacity. Every room is full. Every space is taken. And still, the calls do not stop. Injured cats. Abandoned cats. Kittens left to survive alone. There is always another life that needs help.”
The Six Hounds animal sanctuary added: “Daily requests are coming in. All of us are overloaded and underfunded and understaffed.”
K9 Friends said it could provide contacts, help and information for people trying to leave. The RSPCA added that the UK had an agreement with the UAE so that pets did not need quarantining when brought back home.
The Dubai Municipality has reacted to the rise in stray cats and dogs by launching 12 AI-powered feeding stations across the city. It is illegal to abandon pets in the UAE and if caught the offence is punishable by fines of up to tens of thousands of pounds."