Women Provide Homes for Blind, Ageing, and Terminally Ill Pets
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- •The women take in pets that are blind, elderly, or terminally ill.
- •These pets are typically abandoned or rejected by previous owners.
- •The initiative provides long-term care and shelter for these animals.
- •The effort is based in a community covered by Channel News Asia.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the women receive increased community support and funding they could expand their capacity to care for more vulnerable pets, improving animal welfare locally
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