São Paulo starts campaign to collect sweaters and blankets for pets

Starting next Monday, May 25, São Paulo will run a campaign to collect warm clothing for pets living on the streets.

The drive, run by Cosap under the Municipal Health Secretariat, aims to raise awareness about homeless pets. Analy Xavier, the agency's coordinator, said the campaign uses the motto 'where there is cold, may I bring solidarity'.

Donations in good condition can be dropped off at six collection points across the city, including the unit at rua Santa Eulália, 86, in Santana, and avenida Santo Amaro, 6.824, in Santo Amaro. Items will be distributed during the Low Temperatures Operation whenever thermometers drop below 13ºC.

Colder weather can cause shivering, breathing discomfort and higher disease risk for puppies and older animals. City officials advise keeping pets warm and hydrated.

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Brazilian Army soldiers aid flood victims amid destruction in Juiz de Fora after rains kill 41.
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Juiz de Fora receives military aid after rains leave 41 dead

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Heavy rains in Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais, caused at least 41 deaths and 17 missing, plus thousands homeless. The city declared a state of public calamity and is receiving support from the Brazilian Army. Residents report a lack of training for emergencies, while school shelters house affected families.

A resident found at least six dogs discarded irregularly in a wooded area in the Alvorada neighborhood of Novo Gama. Hospital equipment was also located at the site.

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The Western Cape SPCA is on high alert as an Orange Level 8 weather warning takes effect from Sunday until Tuesday, prompting preparations to assist animals at risk of flooding.

A day after the Supreme Court upheld procedures for managing stray dogs in Delhi, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi is preparing new shelters and a protocol for handling aggressive animals.

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