Delhi’s extreme heatwave has led to a sharp rise in distress cases among birds and stray animals, with veterinarians reporting dehydration, heat strokes, and infections. Rescuers say pigeons, eagles, and street animals are collapsing, urging citizens to provide water and shade
Along with placing the much-needed water bowls, animal welfare organisations are raising awareness of stray well-being during these blistering weather conditions.
Hyderabad: Over the last few days, the city appeared to have almost forgotten how a sunny day looked. However, the overcast skies did not prevent some Hyderabadis from spreading some sunshine. There were some who took time out to provide help and shelter for several stray animals in their localities. While many brought some plastic […]
Hyderabad: The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has decided to launch a novel initiative to quench the thirst of stray animals during the ongoing heat wave conditions. The Corporation is collaborating with voluntary organisations, which are dedicated to animal welfare, and place water bowls for stray animals at various locations in Hyderabad including Himayathnagar, Amberpet, […]
New Delhi: Many stray animals are trying to survive as the temperature in the capital continues to drop. Many strays lose this battle trying to find food and warmth under a scrap of clothing or caged up in the corner of streets. The Perroayuda Welfare Foundation (PWF), a Delhi-based animal welfare organisation, recently held a […]
Mumbai: The Trauma and Rehab centre for stray animals was opened by the Virat Kohli Foundation and Vivaldis Animal Health at Madh, Malad in Mumbai. In April this year, Indian cricket captain, Kohli announced that he is setting up two animal care facilities in Mumbai. An avid animal lover, the Indian captain credits his wife […]
Tara is a true-blue animal lover and her social media platform is proof of the same. She is often seen posting stories of her pet on her Instagram handle.
"Collars are made of lightweight material and are safe for animals. They would help people driving at night to identify animals from distance," said NGO founder Chaitnya Gundluri.
