Founder
Noor Al-Rashid
Founder & Executive Director
Founder of Paw Lifeline Morocco, coordinating the initiative’s development from Casablanca with a focus on transparent, community-led rescue.
Casablanca, Morocco
People behind the mission
Care is a team effort.
Meet the people leading Paw Lifeline Morocco’s rescue operations, veterinary care, fostering, community programs, partnerships, and transparent donor support.
Leadership & community
A team built around responsibility.
Meet the people coordinating rescue, veterinary care, fostering, outreach, and donor support.
Dr. Hassan Al-Rashid
Rescue Coordinator & Veterinary Lead
Licensed veterinarian with 12 years’ experience in emergency animal care. Hassan leads all rescue operations, medical assessments, and coordinates with our partner clinics across Morocco.
Beni Mellal, Morocco
Maria Santos
Foster & Adoption Coordinator
Maria manages our foster family network and adoption placements. She ensures every dog finds the right home and provides ongoing support to adoptive families.
Marrakech, Morocco
Amira Benali
Volunteer & Community Manager
Amira coordinates all volunteer programs and community engagement. She recruits, trains, and supports volunteers while building partnerships with local organizations.
Fez, Morocco
Pierre Dubois
Finance & Donor Relations Officer
Pierre manages all financial operations and ensures complete transparency with our donors. He prepares monthly reports showing exactly how donations are used to save dogs’ lives.
France · Remote
Rebecca Miller
International Adoption Specialist
Rebecca manages international adoption placements and coordinates with partner organizations worldwide. She ensures adopted dogs transition smoothly to their new countries.
Canada · Remote
Dr. Khalid Nasrallah
Veterinary & Medical Advisor
Veterinary consultant and medical advisor. Khalid oversees our medical protocols, provides expertise on complex cases, and helps train our veterinary partners.
Tangier, Morocco
Volunteer roles
Many skills can help.
1
Rescue & transport
Support safe field coordination and travel between care locations.
2
Fostering & daily care
Offer suitable temporary care under an agreed support plan.
3
Communication & records
Help document verified updates, expenses, outcomes, and community education.
Safeguarding
Clear roles protect people and dogs.
Volunteer work should follow supervision, privacy, transport, animal-handling, and communication rules. Young volunteers should participate only in suitable, supervised activities with responsible adult oversight.
Good intentions become reliable care through clear responsibilities and safe teamwork.
Paw Lifeline Morocco team principle