HSI/India responds to the COVID-19 pandemic in Vadodara, India.
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HSI/India responds to the COVID-19 pandemic in Vadodara, India.
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HSI/India responds to the COVID-19 pandemic in Vadodara, India.
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HSI/India responds to the COVID-19 pandemic in Vadodara, India.
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HSI/India responds to the COVID-19 pandemic in Vadodara, India.
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HSI/India responds to the COVID-19 pandemic in Lucknow, India.
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HSI/India responds to the COVID-19 pandemic in Lucknow, India.
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HSI/India responds to the COVID-19 pandemic in Lucknow, India.
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HSI/India responds to the COVID-19 pandemic in Lucknow, India.
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HSI/India responds to the COVID-19 pandemic in Dehradun, India.
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HSI/India responds to the COVID-19 pandemic in Dehradun, India.
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HSI/India responds to the COVID-19 pandemic in Dehradun, India.
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An abandoned puppy rescued from a construction site in Henan province in China is examined by an animal advocate. During the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak, thousands of pet dogs and cats were abandoned out of an unfounded fear that the animals might transmit the virus. HSI's partners in China, including Vshine, are rescuing abandoned pets and informing the public that dogs and cats do not pose a risk.
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An abandoned puppy rescued from a construction site in Henan province in China is examined by an animal advocate in February 2020. During the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak, thousands of pet dogs and cats were abandoned out of an unfounded fear that the animals might transmit the virus. HSI's partners in China, including Vshine, are rescuing abandoned pets and informing the public that dogs and cats do not pose a risk.
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Members of Vshine, one of HSI's partner groups in China, tend to two pet dogs that were left behind during the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak. During the outbreak, some pet owners left their animals behind with extra food and water, assuming that they would return within a few days. When travel restrictions prevented them from returning, they asked Vshine to check on and feed their pets. In addition, thousands of pet dogs and cats in China were abandoned out of an unfounded fear that the animals might transmit the coronavirus. HSI's partners in China, including Vshine, are rescuing abandoned pets and informing the public that dogs and cats do not pose a risk.
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Members of Vshine, one of HSI's partner groups in China, tend to a pet cat that was left behind during the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak. During the outbreak, some pet owners left their animals behind with extra food and water, assuming that they would return within a few days. When travel restrictions prevented them from returning, they asked Vshine to check on and feed their pets. In addition, thousands of pet dogs and cats in China were abandoned out of an unfounded fear that the animals might transmit the coronavirus. HSI's partners in China, including Vshine, are rescuing abandoned pets and informing the public that dogs and cats do not pose a risk.
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Members of Vshine, one of HSI's partner groups in China, walk two pet dogs that were left behind during the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak. During the outbreak, some pet owners left their animals behind with extra food and water, assuming that they would return within a few days. When travel restrictions prevented them from returning, they asked Vshine to check on and feed their pets. In addition, thousands of pet dogs and cats in China were abandoned out of an unfounded fear that the animals might transmit the coronavirus. HSI's partners in China, including Vshine, are rescuing abandoned pets and informing the public that dogs and cats do not pose a risk.
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A member of Vshine, one of HSI's partner groups in China, tends to a pet cat that was left behind during the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak. During the outbreak, some pet owners left their animals behind with extra food and water, assuming that they would return within a few days. When travel restrictions prevented them from returning, they asked Vshine to check on and feed their pets. In addition, thousands of pet dogs and cats in China were abandoned out of an unfounded fear that the animals might transmit the coronavirus. HSI's partners in China, including Vshine, are rescuing abandoned pets and informing the public that dogs and cats do not pose a risk.
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