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A Day in the Life of a Stray Dog

Day in the Life of a Stray Dog

A Street Dog’s Life is a short film about a day in the life of a street dog living on the streets of Mumbai. The video shows the difficulties of living on the streets and was created by the organization World For All Animal Care and Adoptions. Although the video is heartbreaking and can be hard to watch, no animals were hurt in the making of this video.

Remember that there are millions of dogs living on the streets and please consider adopting a shelter dog. Shelter dogs know that they have been saved and show it through their undying love. Please support organizations like World for All Animal Care and Adoptions and ASPCA.

Please share this video with an animal lover and let’s find homes for these beautiful creatures.
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