Many horses in Egypt's tourism industry are facing a grim reality, with owners abandoning them in deserts or discarding them with rubbish. A particularly cruel practice involves injecting petrol into the horses' veins, a method that can inflict up to 72 hours of agonizing death.
Recognizing this dire situation, a coalition of prominent equestrians has launched a rescue mission. They are actively working to intervene and provide a better life for these animals, who are often subjected to overwork and neglect in the pursuit of tourist revenue. The efforts aim to address the immediate suffering of the horses and promote more humane treatment within the industry.