The Unlikely Shelter Builder of Gaza In a small workshop within Gaza's largest refugee camp, engineer Muhammad Abu Halima is creating animal shelters out of empty cans.
The 32 year old has dedicated himself to improving the lives of the city's stray animals, who suffer from neglect and abuse due to Gaza's dire economic and social conditions.
Gaza's animal welfare scene is marked by limited access to veterinary care and overcrowded shelters. The Israeli blockade restricts essential supplies and services, including medical aid for animals.