Rescue Efforts for Animals in the Sukumbasi Settlement Continue

Voluntary efforts to feed and rescue stray dogs and cats in the Sukumbasi settlement are ongoing. Sneha Cares has been transferring injured and pregnant dogs to their shelter, providing appropriate care and management. Arrangements have also been made to offer temporary shelter for these animals for one month. Currently, the settlement reflects a distinct example of compassion and empathy towards homeless animals. Several volunteers are actively involved in feeding and rescuing stray dogs, cats, and other animals. From bringing home-cooked food to safely relocating these animals, various supportive actions are underway.

Individuals and organizations dedicated to animal welfare are collaborating to rescue hungry, sick, and vulnerable animals. They have been working from early morning to provide humane treatment and assistance to these creatures. “Many dogs are pregnant, sick, or injured,” says Sneha Shrestha of Sneha Cares, “we are giving them proper care and management.” She further shared that injured and pregnant dogs have begun being relocated to Sneha Cares’ shelter.

Furthermore, some families leaving the Sukumbasi settlement are unable to take their animals with them. In such cases, these organizations are providing temporary shelter. “Some owners cannot immediately move their dogs, cats, and other animals,” Sneha explains, “so we are arranging shelter for them for a month.” Pet owners will be able to reclaim their animals later as per their convenience. At present, stray and abandoned animals in areas such as Manohara and Thapathali settlements are being rescued and treated by Sneha Cares, CAT, Animal Nepal, Sara Animal Rescue Center, and other organizations. Adequate care and arrangements are being provided for injured and abandoned animals. Many volunteers, including Irfan Khan, Bishwaram Karki, and Tularaj Rajbanshi, along with numerous others involved in animal welfare, are actively supporting these efforts.