Helping and feeding hungry street dogs and helping a pregnant cow 🐮🐄🐶
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Thousands of stray cats and dogs in India depend on food and waste from markets, restaurants and grocery shops. But with coronavirus sending people into isolation and public establishments shutting down, strays are having a hard time finding food.
An animal rights activist who wished to remain anonymous claimed that some had died of hunger and thirst on roads, though Outlook could not verify these reports.
-I have found stray dogs that are restless and run from one place to another in search for food. Some of my regular dogs are missing as I couldn’t go out for three days. We don’t have enough volunteers or resources to cover each area.
You can do
1-Animal lovers have urged people to keep a bowl of water and food outside their houses for strays. However, in the event of a lockdown, if they are not fed, many will die, creating another kind of a problem.
I have requested animal welfare workers to feed animals during this period of lockdown. I will be doing the same.