I started getting rescue calls during my high school days and it continues to date. 40 to 50 calls a year is common.
What started as a self-help kind of project, is helping a lot of snakes and humans. I never had any intention of attending rescue calls. But since I am passionate about handling snakes, why not help people on the go.
Social service should be a side venture. We have our life which is important and there is a social service part that is not mandatory yet essential for the overall peace of mind.
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very well written Aadi.. keep it up. May God bless you.
Neat n perfect article may God bless you
The message feels strong and so do you..wishing you the best and looking forward for more!
Well narrated Aditya 👍 Good luck
Very nice article
Well written..
A genuine ,positive article ! Showing the youth that there is more to life than phones . Your article is positive and motivating . I wish you would have talked about the chained dog a little more .
the chained dog was killed by the snake however, the snake couldn’t swallow it as it was chained. the snake tried its best and swallowed the dog with the chain and ended up biting the pole to which the dog was chained. when I went there to rescue, the snake was biting the pole. it was amusing to me and I couldnt figure out the reason for this behavior. finally after gently tapping the body, the snake regurgitated the dead dog and broke free. I collected the snake, neighbors buried the dog and we all became a part of this memorable wonder.
Well done ! All the best Adhi 🤗✨
Nice read.
Good luck
Wow…