Orthopaedic surgeons offer Gaza's injured animals a new lifeline - in pictures
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Orthopaedic surgeons Mohammad and Youssef Al Khaldi treat a sheep with a bone fracture, in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip. Reuters -
The men began treating animals because of the high incidence of animal injuries. Reuters -
Mohammad Al Khaldi treats a cat with a bone fracture at his medical centre in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip. Reuters -
A cat with a broken leg being treated by Mohammad Al Khaldi at his medical centre in Rafah. Reuters -
Mohammad Al Khaldi examines a lovebird in a pet shop in Rafah. Reuters -
Mohammad and Youssef Al Khaldi treat an injured lovebird at a pet shop in the southern Gaza Strip. Reuters -
Palestinian brothers and orthopaedic surgeons Mohamed and Youssef Al Khaldi treat an injured cat at their clinic at Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip. AFP -
The cat has its limb put in a splint. Specialised veterinary care is usually not available for many animals in the Gaza Strip. AFP -
Mohamed Al Khaldi treats a pigeon with a bone fracture. AFP -
Large parakeets perch on the arms of Mohamed Al Khaldi at a pet shop in Rafah. AFP
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