How Saudi pet owners are keeping their animals calm during Houthi attacks
RIYADH: With alarms and missile interceptions sounding out across the Kingdom recently, pet owners in Riyadh are sharing advice on how they keep their furry friends calm during conflict. Mai Sulieman, who lives in the capital and has three rescue cats, told Arab News: “It took around two hours to calm (my cats) down. I wasn’t afraid of the sounds or alarms going off on my phone, but they don’t…
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