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essay on helping stray dogs during covid 19 pandemic at least 370 words
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Answer 1

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The coronavirus lockdown has not only forced the entire world indoors, but has put India’s four legged strays in extreme distress. Unavailability of food and water in the scorching summer is impacting stray animals all over the country.

With restaurants and eateries downing shutters and food trucks parked at homes, strays have been struggling to find food to kill their hunger. They have nothing to eat, not even leftovers that they always relied on.

Dogs who do not have dedicated feeders suffer because even production of garbage from eateries has stopped and meat shops which were their favorite place to hover around have shut,” said Anindita Bhadra, who heads a Dog Lab at IISER-Kolkata.

With restaurants and eateries downing shutters, strays have been struggling to find food to kill their hunger.

With restaurants and eateries downing shutters, strays have been struggling to find food to kill their hunger.Coronavirus lockdown: As stray animals go without food and water, you could help make a difference

With restaurants and eateries downing shutters, strays have been struggling to find food to kill their hunger.Coronavirus lockdown: As stray animals go without food and water, you could help make a differenceThe coronavirus lockdown has not only forced the entire world indoors, but has put India’s four legged strays in extreme distress. Unavailability of food and water in the scorching summer is impacting stray animals all over the country.

With restaurants and eateries downing shutters, strays have been struggling to find food to kill their hunger.Coronavirus lockdown: As stray animals go without food and water, you could help make a differenceThe coronavirus lockdown has not only forced the entire world indoors, but has put India’s four legged strays in extreme distress. Unavailability of food and water in the scorching summer is impacting stray animals all over the country.With restaurants and eateries downing shutters and food trucks parked at homes, strays have been struggling to find food to kill their hunger. They have nothing to eat, not even leftovers that they always relied on.

With restaurants and eateries downing shutters, strays have been struggling to find food to kill their hunger.Coronavirus lockdown: As stray animals go without food and water, you could help make a differenceThe coronavirus lockdown has not only forced the entire world indoors, but has put India’s four legged strays in extreme distress. Unavailability of food and water in the scorching summer is impacting stray animals all over the country.With restaurants and eateries downing shutters and food trucks parked at homes, strays have been struggling to find food to kill their hunger. They have nothing to eat, not even leftovers that they always relied on.“Dogs who do not have dedicated feeders suffer because even production of garbage from eateries has stopped and meat shops which were their favorite place to hover around have shut,” said Anindita Bhadra, who heads a Dog Lab at IISER-Kolkata.

Dogs eating a mixture of milk, bread and kibble

Dogs eating a mixture of milk, bread and kibbleExpressing concern over their plight, she said that weight loss is not the only problem, scarcity of food could trigger competitiveness leading to increasing aggression among strays. There are high chances of these animals could change their normal behaviour.

Dogs eating a mixture of milk, bread and kibbleExpressing concern over their plight, she said that weight loss is not the only problem, scarcity of food could trigger competitiveness leading to increasing aggression among strays. There are high chances of these animals could change their normal behaviour.“

Answer 2

I didn't know about that...