Pledge Water for Birds and Animals this Summer !

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We placed  couple of clay bowls around 3-4 inches deep in and around our stray animals feeding stations in al nuaimiya 1 - 3 Ajman, UAE. Clay bowls are better than plastic or metal bowls because the water stays very cool even when temperature is touching 45- 50


degrees Celsius.


When water puddles dry up during the summer –  birds are known to collapse from dehydration.
Also clay pots are unlikely to be stolen if used in public places for stray animals.Do place bowls of water wherever possible. Even if you don’t like birds, this is the cheapest and most convenient way to do your bit for the environment.
Location: Ajman - United Arab Emirates

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sayeed khan said…
Pledge Water for Birds and Animals this Summer !
June 13, 2019 at 11:58 AM
sayeed khan said…
Pledge Water for Birds and Animals this Summer !
June 13, 2019 at 11:59 AM
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