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Helping Street Dogs

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                                                                Safety First If you see a dog while you are in traffic for example, it is important to not react impulsively. Brake carefully, turn on your signal and pull your car safely off of the roadway. Go ahead and turn off the ignition and put on your hazard lights to make sure you don’t get into an accident while you are trying to help a needy animal. If you are somewhere that you cannot safely pull over, call animal control and provide them with as much detail as you can about the dog’s location. Another safety measure you must take is to look for signs to determine the state of the animal itself. The dog is likely afraid, but it may also be injured or even rabid. If it appears that a possibility exists that the dog may bite or attack, don’t come near it. If the coast is clear, approach the dog slowly and carefully. You don’t want to move too quickly and risk scaring the dog to run into oncoming traffic. Speak calmly when you app

Helping Stray Cows

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                               Anandam Project 2023 Anandam Project aims to instil the joy of giving and sharing in young people through community participation, helping them to be responsible citizens and be initiators of change for a healthy society. A daily act of goodness and charity will infuse the habit of community service in students. Happiness is not in acquiring things but permanent happiness comes from giving, sharing, and caring for someone. Community services programs are very effective for students’ personal and social, ethical, and academic development.   Synopsis of the Project This project’s main aim is to tackle the suffering and hunger accounted for the street animals and the cruelty that takes place with them. A few weeks ago, a video was accounted where a grocery store owner strangled a dog with a bike and was beating him with a bamboo stick, people were only ‘enjoying’ it from a distance not taking matters into their own hands, this was recorded by a teenager who