Stray cats in Bangladesh face daily cruelty, neglect, and abandonment, contrasting society’s obsession with foreign breeds. Despite few efforts to protect them, ignorance and apathy prevail. Compassionate action and mindset change are urgently needed.
In bustling Dhaka, people of all ages are reconnecting with nature—petting strays, planting trees, and finding peace in greenery—proving that even small acts of care can help build a greener, more livable city.
Winter is brutal for stray animals, but small acts can save lives. Build simple shelters, offer warm meals, and leave water for birds. Encourage community efforts to create a compassionate, supportive environment for vulnerable creatures.
Veterinary care in Dhaka faces affordability and accessibility challenges, with government clinics offering low-cost services but low trust, while private clinics remain expensive. Stray animal care depends on community support, government involvement, and NGOs for practical solutions.
The reality for the cats and dogs, roaming Dhaka’s streets remains bleak as our society fails to show much empathy.
In the urban spaces across Bangladesh, we need to adopt a model of human-non-human relations that is both practical and moral.
The energetic happy canines of the campus tag along with the students’ procession or any congregation and go beyond their known territory.
Whether you are a cat or dog person looking for ways to help out our furry friends in the summer heat, here are a few ways you can aid them and make a change.
Animal abuse, like all forms of abuse, cannot be tolerated. So, why do we routinely hear horror stories or watch videos of stray animals getting abused on the streets of Dhaka?
Stray cats in Bangladesh face daily cruelty, neglect, and abandonment, contrasting society’s obsession with foreign breeds. Despite few efforts to protect them, ignorance and apathy prevail. Compassionate action and mindset change are urgently needed.
In bustling Dhaka, people of all ages are reconnecting with nature—petting strays, planting trees, and finding peace in greenery—proving that even small acts of care can help build a greener, more livable city.
Winter is brutal for stray animals, but small acts can save lives. Build simple shelters, offer warm meals, and leave water for birds. Encourage community efforts to create a compassionate, supportive environment for vulnerable creatures.
Veterinary care in Dhaka faces affordability and accessibility challenges, with government clinics offering low-cost services but low trust, while private clinics remain expensive. Stray animal care depends on community support, government involvement, and NGOs for practical solutions.
The reality for the cats and dogs, roaming Dhaka’s streets remains bleak as our society fails to show much empathy.
In the urban spaces across Bangladesh, we need to adopt a model of human-non-human relations that is both practical and moral.
The energetic happy canines of the campus tag along with the students’ procession or any congregation and go beyond their known territory.
Whether you are a cat or dog person looking for ways to help out our furry friends in the summer heat, here are a few ways you can aid them and make a change.
Animal abuse, like all forms of abuse, cannot be tolerated. So, why do we routinely hear horror stories or watch videos of stray animals getting abused on the streets of Dhaka?
We are surrounded by cute creatures in the form of cats and dogs. Most of the areas we live in are filled with them and internet/social media is also filled with amazing rescue stories and how adopting a stray changes peoples’ life. Taking in stray animals can indeed be a very fulfilling and rewarding experience but it can also go horribly wrong if not done correctly. There are a lot of factors to take into consideration and given below, are a few steps you should take before you adopt.
