I, Deepti Madhav Deshmukh, am a BSC, DMLT Pathologist, and a Yoga Teacher. Apart from that,

I love to do social service for our animal community.

Just as humans are important to this planet, animals play a vital role as well.

We cannot ignore their presence in this world.

There are animals that are adopted and taken care of, but have you thought about what happens to the animals that are on the streets?

What would they do if they got hurt? How would these street animals survive if not given enough medical care?

I have been treating street dogs for the last 28 years. Every day, I feed biscuits to around 250 dogs.

I have been very blessed that my family has been a great support system, as they are animal lovers too.

The number of dogs kept rising in the coming days.

Soon enough, I realized that I couldn't only feed the animals, but I also needed to provide them with medical care.

Whenever I come across other animals on the streets who are injured, which usually happens in hit and run cases, I tend to treat them as well.

I am not a qualified veterinarian, but the research and knowledge have helped me ace in field. And I can treat any animal, like cats, horses, donkeys, pigeons, owls, goats, to name a few.

The global pandemic affected the lives of these animals significantly. I have tried my best to support their health. I have always sponsored myself from my own accounts, even though there were times I couldn't afford it.

I aim to do so much for these animals as they do not have anyone to look after.

I request you all to help me support them by donating to the well-being of these animals.

Street animals are no less than humans.

Millions of stray animals live on the streets in our country. I know you can’t help all of them, but you can surely give some charity to give them a better living environment.

Just because they are stray doesn't mean they are worthless–help a stray.