In India, stray dogs are considered a significant issue as they are often abandoned on the streets, leading to the spread of various diseases and posing risks to both humans and the dogs themselves. These dogs endure suffering from illnesses such as rabies and other infectious diseases. The World Health Organization reports that approximately 36% of global deaths from rabies occur in children who have had contact with infected dogs, with a majority of these cases happening in India.
Animal Aid Unlimited, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping stray animals, provides medical treatment, care for injuries, and works tirelessly to find them loving homes. Recently, they received a distressing phone call reporting the discovery of a dog found inside a trash bag.
The previous time arrived here, it was so skinny that it was just like a dog covering the dog, which looks hungry, hungry to get things that need to be collected to stand.
To some extent, a few of them also took this back.
The medical team can do a physical examination and clean and apply the necessary medication to the area.
Jumper’s inspectors are requesting that this step be reduced beyond this time it is safe to be left in a sack until someone finds out that it must.
Earlier, Jumper came to find it who had leprosy and leprosy. But after just 6, Jumper followed suit.
With expert care and love from every staff member, Jumper is sure to please anyone who wants to have fun and have fun running and interacting with everyone.
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