At least 5 stray dogs in India have turned blue after swimming in a heavily polluted river near Navi Mumbai.
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Riga, the capital city of Latvia, launched a unique project called "Outdoor cat houses" where 80 tiny homes have been built all around the city in order to help stray cats survive the harsh winter. The wooden houses are built up against apartment buildings, have two exits and can fit up to five cats. All houses were built by a native Latvian master, using donations made to a non-profit local cat organization called Cat Care Community. Big like!
Japanese photographer Nyan Kichi found a cat colony living near a rail line. This ugly industrial site has been transformed into a whimsical playground by the cats who live there. Check out those adorable photos of cats performing astonishing and downright hilarious maneuvers using those drain pipe holes at the coolest concrete jungle ever.
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19 years old Lithuania photographer Gabrielius Khiterer captured these stray cats around streets of Vilnius.
The employees at a bus stop in Brazil came across three local dogs who appeared to be cold as they scavenged outside, looking for food and shelter. They allowed the dogs (Max, Pitoco and Zoinho) to come inside the station for the winter season in Brazil and even fashioned new beds for the trio using old tires. The story of the generous employees was posted by local passerby and animal lover, Fabiane Rosa. "These communal dogs have a much more dignified life than some who are victims of maltreatment and neglect, hidden behind the walls," Rosa said in her post. "This world is not the privilege of humans, God created animals to teach us to love without conditions"
