STREET DOGS LIFE

The lives of poor street dogs can be very difficult and full of challenges. These dogs are often stray, which means they do not have a home or an owner to care for them. They are forced to scavenge for food and water in order to survive, and they are exposed to harsh weather conditions and dangerous situations on a daily basis.

Street dogs often suffer from malnutrition and disease, as they do not have access to regular meals or veterinary care. They may also be subjected to abuse and mistreatment from humans, which can result in physical and emotional trauma.

In many countries, street dogs are considered a nuisance and are often targeted for extermination. They may be rounded up and taken to shelters where they are euthanized or left to die from disease and neglect. Even when they are not actively hunted, street dogs are often seen as a danger and a nuisance, and are subjected to violence and harassment by humans.

Despite these challenges, many street dogs are resilient and resourceful. They form packs or communities, relying on each other for companionship and support. Some are taken in by kind-hearted humans who offer them food, water, and a safe place to sleep.