SEC S10W5: From the street to a home

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Hello friend's I'm delighted to be in this community once again to share my thought on this topic. Once in a while in my street I see animals roaming around without any care or proper feeding this goat I will be telling is a street animal close to my street.

Are there dogs/cats living on the streets in your town? show us.

This goat is always seen walking and feeding around the street. The funniest part of this goat is it's behavior. When it sees other goat around it makes sure they don't eat or walk close where it's feeding. The goat is so bold that is not afraid of passersby.

What do you think of the adoption of these little animals? You've done it? Tell us your adoption story and show us the before and after of the animal you adopted if it is the case.

I can't adopt any animal living in the street, In my country it is believed that some of those animals living in the street were used for some devilish sacrifices. So as I Christian adopting them to live at home with me is seen as evil. Instead of adopting any street animal no matter how lovely it may appear I will rather buy a new well-trained homely animal.

What do you think is the solution to avoid animal abandonment?

The solution to animal abandonment is government helping average individuals to access free veterinary medicine to enable them take proper care of their sick and hungry animals.

• Secondly, making animals feeds or food cheaply available for the common man.

• Educating the owners on the need to care for their animal will also help to avoid the abandonment of animals on the street.

What should people know before adopting a street cat/dog?

There are a lot of things to consider before adopting any animal living in the street to a Home.

• History of the animal. Just like I said early some animals are used for devilish sacrifices adopting them into the house can pose some traits to life.

• The behavior of the animal. Some street animal are very wild because of where they are living some if adopted in a home can not be easily controlled by the owner.

• Healthy conditions. Leaser fever diseases is committed through contact with the affected animal so if any one is looking for adoption the health condition of the animal should be considered.

Conclusion

I don't care or like any animal living in the street I prefer the ones I know how they are born and brought up. Let me invite @eliany @alegnita @msharif to join this challenge.