From 6733ee5cf6ec5f169fddbd33ab5d91067489d9cf Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: BURG3R5 <77491630+BURG3R5@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sat, 9 Jul 2022 11:42:47 +0530
Subject: [PATCH] Update ccf interview.

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@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ We may even want to take care of a dog who’s suffering in front of our eyes in
 
 **Pallavi:** The first thing on our agenda is recognizing  where the boundaries are permeable and informing the dedicated department for the same. Boundary porosity takes a toll on the sterilization efforts. New dogs are spotted inside campus frequently. They might venture in through gates, drainage system, short walls, and so on. The new dogs are new to humans on campus and hence are likely to be unfriendly. They might have diseases since they are unvaccinated. Plus they will get into fights over territories with campus dogs.
 
-One more thing to note is that the dogs that are sterilized are also vaccinated then and that is a good thing. We would like to have the vaccination drive annually which will be beneficial both for the dogs and humans. Next thing on the agenda is to have awareness on the campus regarding dog behaviour, animal protection laws, why should be care?, etc. We are also looking for volunteers as we will be leaving the campus soon so we need some people who can shoulder the responsibility. 
+One more thing to note is that the dogs that are sterilized are also vaccinated then and that is a good thing. We would like to have the vaccination drive annually which will be beneficial both for the dogs and humans. Next thing on the agenda is to have awareness on the campus regarding dog behaviour, animal protection laws, why should we care?, etc. We are also looking for volunteers as we will be leaving the campus soon so we need some people who can shoulder the responsibility. 
 
 **Surabhi:** We are also thinking of working on their shelter and feeding points. In summers it is fine, but in winters they need proper shelter. Dogs in boys' hostels have a comparatively luxurious life since they sleep on their own mattresses and even in rooms. One more thing is that we are working to have a collaboration with NSS. If we have a collaboration with NSS and animal welfare become a part of NSS, it will become easier for us to get volunteers and funds since NSS is a very reputed and much bigger organization than ours.