As India has faced summer waves, with a record-breaking temperature of more than 45 ° C in March, animal protection organization Human World for Animals India (East called Human Society International India) urges citizens to prioritize their welfare, while they also give priority to protect their welfare during these grip conditions.
Long -term heat waves, grow from climate change, pose a serious threat to both humans and animals – from heat stress and dehydration to even fatal.
Pallia Jacob, senior manager of the Community Engagement Team at Human World for Animals India, says: “Every small action is counted in saving life. In many cases, the difference between life and death is a simple task of providing shade and water. Heat waves are not just a animal welfare crisis. To help maintain body temperature during extreme heat.”
Praveen Suresh, the manager of the disaster preparation and relief team at Human World for Animals, says: “With the heat waves affecting millions of people, impact on animals, both companions and farming – given a large -scale neglect crisis. These summer waves are expected to deepen these summer waves, for the population of the Agraryan country, which is for the population of the Agraryan country. Livestock, loss of animals due to heat stress is a serious challenge. ”
There is no to take care of animals during a summer wave:
do it:
• Provide access to sheds/makeshift shelter to help animals to remain calm in hot weather.
• Always check under your car before driving, many animals use them to find shadows on warm days.
• Keep water bowls for animals and birds in many areas and ensure a continuous supply of fresh water. Check them regularly to ensure that they are complete and free from contamination.
• Adjust the feeding time of community animals in the morning or late evening when cooler is cooler.
• Watch for heat tired signs such as panting, drooling or lethargy. Take the animals to a cooler place and offer water. If necessary, immerse them in cold (not cold) water to help reduce your temperature.
No:
• Never leave animals in hot cars; It can quickly cause heatstroke and even death.
• Prevent animals from walking on hot pavement, as it can burn their claws. Stick to grass or shaded areas.
• Avoid over-existence during hot weather to prevent heat tiredness and dehydration.
• Do not leave animals outside without shade and water.
• If you have pets, avoid going out during the hot hours of the day and avoid tying them out.
• Avoid feeding animals that can be fermented quickly, as it can increase the summer generation in their stomach.
fact:
• Heat wave is a condition of high atmospheric temperature that leads to physical stress, which can sometimes be fatal. The temperature of any location, if it is more than 45 ° C for two days, is called a summer wave condition.
• 2024 was the hottest year in India since 2024 1901, with severe heat waves affecting many areas.
• India Meteorological Department (IMD) recorded 536 heat wave days, which is the highest in 14 years. Northwest India experienced its hottest June on the record.
