Delhites Are Helping Stray Dogs In Chilling Winters By Donating Sweaters, Blankets And Even Beds

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Delhites Are Helping Stray Dogs In Chilling Winters By Donating Sweaters, Blankets And Even Beds

We all have a spot of humanity in our hearts and at least at some point in our life, we have done something good for someone. Agree?

Right in the middle of December, the temperature in the country reached its lowest, especially in the Northern parts of India. People covered them with the cozy winter clothes to save themselves from the colder days and longer, chillier nights. But animals in this condition really can’t do something about it.

But in Delhi, people are taking the initiative to help the stray dogs. NGOs in Delhi like House of Stray Animals took the initiative to help the dogs suffering in the chili winters that is way beyond to handle. They are helping the furry friends, stray dogs by donating woolen blankets, sweaters and even beds so the little guys can’t get the cold in freezing Delhi.

Also, these sweaters or blankets are not the usable items by humans as Speaking to The Times of India, Niyati, who works with HAS, shares, “Some of my friends and I are getting together on the weekends to cut and sew old sweaters, and then turn them into dog sweaters. We will be making around 25 of these in different sizes and will put it on dogs at the shelter.”

Kaveri Rana, president of the NGO ‘People for Animals’, said, “Earlier, we used to put jackets and sweaters on stray dogs across the city but realized that it becomes a nuisance for them as they get entangled in barbed wire, or get stuck in car bumpers under which they may sleep. There have been a number of accidents because of sweaters, so now we only put them on abandoned dogs who are living with me or around me, whom I meet every day and take care of.”

Delhites are doing the deets from the past few years to help these stray dogs. People are sharing the pictures of dogs wearing the sweater whenever they saw one. Have a look at some of the pictures, shared on Twitter.

Stay tuned!

Published by Soniya Kaur on 07 Jan 2019

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