The International Aseel Arabian Saluki Center in Saudi Arabia is working to preserve the Arabian saluki, one of the oldest purebred dogs in the world. The center aims to raise awareness of breeding standards and offers support for owners, including training and veterinary services. The Arabian saluki, known for its agility and intelligence, has been a loyal companion to Bedouin peoples for thousands of years. However, the breed now faces the threat of extinction due to crossbreeding and the loss of traditional desert habitats. The center is also working to register the Arabian saluki on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage List.