Strays go hungry in lockdown | Bengaluru scientist dedicates kitchen to strays
Strays go hungry in lockdown | Bengaluru scientist dedicates kitchen to strays - Strays go hungry in lockdown | Bengaluru scientist dedicates kitchen to strays as the lockdown extends across the country it is not just humans who have been impacted animals especially stray dogs cats and cows that are largely dependent on humans for their food have been left to starve but some citizens are trying to change that Manjari Chaitanya a scientist from Bengaluru is working round the clock to feed 2,000 to 2,500 stray animals a restaurant in the city owned by needle has dedicated its kitchen with the manpower to cook food for the starving animals in two batches there are only stray dogs and stray dogs in India basically scavengers so they live off leftovers thrown out from people who don't have access to disposing of garbage like us who just leave out extras from the house or they eat out of garbage dumps basically they're scaven...