The facility is expected to provide relief to farmers who face the distress of having to leave their cattle and pets behind while evacuating their homes during disasters.
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The country’s first animal shelter dedicated to the safe evacuation and rehabilitation of domestic animals during natural calamities is coming up at Cheerakathu in Kottathara grama panchayat in Wayanad district.
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Originally published by The Hindu on Oct 19, 2026
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