A stray dog saves the lives of 30 children
This is what paid media won’t tell you.
In Dhirikula village of Mayurbhanj, Odisha, a stray dog named Kali gave her life to save more than 30 school children. A poisonous snake was crawling toward children sitting outside their school. Kali sensed the danger and attacked the snake immediately. She killed it — but the snake bit her during the fight. She died soon after.
Villagers performed her last rites and called her the protector of their children.
While television studios and agenda-driven “experts” keep screaming about a so-called dog menace, they never show stories like this — because heroism from a stray dog doesn’t fit their nefarious dog hate propaganda.
A street dog saw danger, acted instantly, and died protecting human children.
In the meantime the so called humans are burning alive puppies
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“Water, soil, and oxygen should not be infinitely accessible. They are assets that should be included in global economic balance sheets.”
This is not satire. The World Economic Forum wants to monetise breathing.
Making videos where someone deliberately jumps over dogs for “fun” is not entertainment it’s harassment. It scares them, stresses them, and can easily provoke defensive behavior. Then, if a frightened dog reacts, the blame falls on the animal.
This is how aggression is created, not born. Actions like these put innocent lives at risk and fuel more hate against voiceless souls who are already suffering on the streets.
Such behavior must be taken seriously
called out, reported, and corrected through strict action or proper counseling. Compassion and responsibility should come before cheap content.
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