Lebanon's severe economic crisis is impacting all residents, with many struggling to provide for their daily needs due to soaring food prices and the Lebanese pound losing 90% of its value. The crisis has also affected pet owners, with some, like social activist Faten Abu Jakh, offering their pets for adoption on social media because they can no longer afford to feed and care for them. Rania Hamza, another social activist, has had to cut back on celebrations and gifts for her pets. The cost of pet care has become prohibitive for many, leading to an increase in pets being abandoned on the streets. Organizations like Animals Lebanon are struggling to assist animals and their owners due to a lack of support and donations. The government has not included pet food and veterinary supplies in its list of subsidized goods, exacerbating the situation. Activists are calling for better legal protections for animals and criticize the government's inaction in supporting the sector.