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UNever ever trust a website that does not have its own payment gateway. Payment through WhatsApp? Huh? That’s the most noticeable red flag.UHave you tried contacting the animal control OP?
I have seen many people feed stray dogs in my city and last year there was a major outbreak of these dogs and they started biting people (including children) randomly and it was solved when people stopped feeding them.Those who would disagree with me should have seen photos of people who were bit by these creatures including young children.
I’m sorry for offending anyone. But street dogs should not be fed. It just makes their lives more miserable because;
1. Overpopulation and Limited Resources – Feeding stray dogs can lead to uncontrolled breeding, increasing their population. With more dogs competing for limited food and shelter, overall suffering may rise rather than decrease.
2. Health and Disease Spread – Street dogs often lack proper medical care. Increased population due to feeding can lead to the rapid spread of diseases like rabies, parvovirus, and mange, affecting both animals and humans.
3. Strain on Animal Welfare Efforts – Feeding stray dogs without addressing sterilization and vaccination adds to the problem. Animal shelters and rescue organizations already struggle with limited resources, and an increasing stray population makes humane management more difficult.
4. Encouraging Dependency – Feeding strays without proper rehabilitation makes them dependent on humans rather than learning survival skills. If feeding stops, they may struggle to find food, leading to increased scavenging, aggression, or starvation.
Alternative Solutions
Instead of feeding stray dogs randomly, a better approach would be to:
Support sterilization (spaying/neutering) programs to control their population.
UOP did the wrong thing. You should have stopped to compensate that person. They’ll only bite you if you refuse to pay as you hit their car.
