Winter can be harsh for both stray and pet animals. Cold temperatures, icy winds, and snowfall make them vulnerable to frostbite, hypothermia, and starvation. Ensuring their safety requires attention and compassion. One should check under cars before starting them to protect animals seeking warmth. Stray animals also need insulated shelters with blankets or straw to retain heat and nutritious food. For pets, one should provide warm clothing, heated mats, and ensure outdoor shelters are weatherproof. Regular vet visits are also vital to monitor health during winter, especially for older pets or those with pre-existing conditions. Winter is a time for compassion. Taking these extra steps can protect both pets and strays, ensuring they stay safe, warm, and healthy during the colder months.
Muhammad Gul Zaib
Okara