Urban cities caused a huge damage to animals’ lifestyle due to destruction of animal habitats. Everyone should take the responsibility to prevent the conflict between humans and animals by providing love and care for the animals around us rather than ignoring them. This gesture needs to be followed and implemented in all public places, institutions, corporates etc., for the benefit of both human and animal communities.
Implemented at Educational Institution
The students of Osmania Medical college, Hyderabad approached us on 7th November 2022 with a request to install water bowls for the animals within their campus. They have taken their principal’s permission and came up with a proposal to install 6 water bowls at various locations on their campus. They have fulfilled the required formalities to install the water bowls by filling out the form on our organization website. Our nearest access point lead, Nithin Padmala, has taken the initiative to hand over the water bowls to the students. The process was completed in a week’s time, and our team member visited the campus and handed over the bowls on 15th November.
We are grateful for the generous request by the students (Amtul Mubeen Humera, Vineeth Bharadwaj @vineethbharadwaj3, Harshit Chaudhary @har_shithead, Sanchi Saxena @san_chickennugget, Ram Pramod, Praneet Reddimachu, @ruchita_battu, @arusi_taparia) of Osmania Medical college and are thankful to the principal Dr. Shashikala Reddy for agreeing to their request. This initiative to provide safe drinking water and food to the animal communities round the clock within the campus will help many animals to sustain and also creates a good environment around.
We sincerely hope other colleges and universities will implement this action, to protect the needy animals for the betterment of everyone.
AWBP Trust is always open to conduct awareness sessions on animal welfare in your institutions and also water bowl distribution year round. Please contact us on https://awbptrust.org/contact-us or call us / whatsapp us +91 7993912345
Credits: Nithin Padmala (access point lead), Lavanya Pisipati (content writer), Lakshman Molleti (data provider)