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COMMUNITY WELFARE THROUGH STERILISATION OF STRAY DOGS

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March 2016 was total chaos. Guchguch, who lived on the streets until then, was diagnosed with cancer at the age of thirteen. I was to submit my research work and then I had a fracture on my right wrist. I broke down one evening as everything was going out of hand. Ronaldo picked me up and inspired me (he was on three legs) to take up writing from my left hand. A fortnight later, Guchguch underwent a complex surgery. He then developed near-fatal post-op complications, but survived, thanks to Butter’s timely warning. It was a long road to recovery for Guchi, I had to steal time in between and finish work at my own slow pace with only the left hand functional. It was a physically and emotionally tiring period. 18 7
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