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Caring for strays
November 10, 2017 11:26 am
an Salter, a citizen of the United Kingdom, has spent many years in Nepal and is an animal lover. Salter opened this organization after her visit to India where she was impressed by the way in which various organizations managed to rescue and treat street dogs efficiently. She came back to Nepal with the hope of building a dog friendly city. According to Pal, Salter loves spending time with her family of rescued cats and dogs at the KAT Centre. She is a painter and is also actively involved in helping Nepalis women and mentally disturbed people better their lives.
No Dog Tihar for strays
October 29, 2016 00:00 am
KATHMANDU, Oct 29: While the country observes Kukur Tihar Saturday in celebration of the dog, the plight of street dogs in the capital and other cities remains largely ignored.
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