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1,000 dogs killed in one month—Act Now
They wait for kindness… but betrayal comes instead. Over 1,000 street dogs in India have been killed in just one month. Food is being used to bring them close, turning the one thing they need to survive into the reason they die. Needles are pushed into their bodies or poison is placed where they feel safe enough to eat. Their legs begin to give in while they are still on their feet, their bodies no longer responding as fear sets in. The Chief Minister of Telangana has
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Apr 82 min read


She was locked inside — no one knew
I was trapped inside a sealed warehouse, alone in the summer heat. My name is Cher. Team 600 found me inside a grain warehouse after being trapped there for hours. The space had no airflow, and the heat kept rising. By the time they arrived, I could not stand. They carried me out and gave me small amounts of water while waiting for my body to respond. Once I was stable, they took me to a veterinarian, where I received treatment for heat stress. That was the day kindness sav
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Apr 82 min read


She needed more than scraps to survive: Dot’s Story
We found Dot in a place no dog should call home. We found Dot beside a pile of bricks, keeping her body inside a thin patch of shade. Dust and broken pieces surrounded her, leaving little space that felt safe. She did not wander far from that spot. She had been given a small amount of food earlier, and stayed close, likely hoping it might happen again. When we found her, she did not try to run or pull away. Instead, she walked up to us and stayed close, as if she had been
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Apr 82 min read


Why are dogs like Star suffering on Earth Day?
I waited quietly, hoping someone would notice me My name is Star. Life began on the streets, where the ground felt hard beneath my body and every day felt uncertain. Hunger followed me almost everywhere I went. Dust clung to my fur while I searched for scraps that might keep me alive one more night. Exhaustion eventually forced me to lie down. The streets slowly drained my strength. Earth Day is meant to celebrate the beauty of our planet. Yet for many of my brothers and s
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Apr 32 min read
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