Guwahati: Several animals were burnt to death after a fire broke out in a shop in Bora Seva area in Guwahati. The incident took place at City Pet Shop around 1 pm. A total of three dogs and three rabbits were killed in the incident as they were kept inside the shop at night. The incident took place at City Pet Shop around 1 pm on Sunday. Later a fire brigade of Guwahati Fire and Emergency Service (F&ESS) brought the fire under control, but the animals could not be saved.

This news has come as a big shock and sadness to all the animal lovers. A member of People for Animals Guwahati said, “This is a matter of serious concern and it needs to be ascertained whether there was any violation to store the animals. Appropriate emergency measures at the stores also to be ascertained. needed."

Recently, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India sought to gain patriotism by adopting a cute Indian dog from the streets or animal shelter instead of compounding the homeless animal crisis by patronizing breeders and pet shops that sell to them. encouraged to. foreign ancestry. Just ahead of Independence Day, PETA India has put up hoardings in Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Mumbai. A PETA release said that the billboard of Delhi is located at the Minto Road crossing towards New Delhi Railway Station.

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