How to take care of stray animals
Caring for street animals is a challenge that requires sensitivity, knowledge and resources. Here are some steps and recommendations that can help:

Assessment of the situation:

First of all, the condition of the animal must be assessed. is she injured patient? Does she have a safe place to hide?
Food and water:

In most cases, street animals need food and water. You can provide them with dry or wet food, but it is important not to feed them unsuitable food (such as chocolate or onions).
Be sure to put clean and available water.

Medical treatment:

If the animal is injured or sick, it is recommended to take it to the vet for evaluation. You may need to finance the treatment or find an organization that can help.
Marking or sterilization:

If these are permanent street animals, you should consider marking them (through a sterilization process) to prevent further breeding.
Finding an adoptive home:

If the animal seems friendly and adoptable, consider finding it a foster home. You can post an ad on social networks or contact shelters.
Cooperation with organizations:

There are many organizations dealing with the care of street animals. They can offer support, resources or direct help.

Audience education:

Awareness can be promoted among the public about the care of street animals, so that others will also understand the importance of helping these animals.
Avoid problem feeding:

Excessive feeding of street animals should be avoided, so as not to create an unhealthy dependency.
Supervision of domestic pets:

If you have pets at home, make sure they don't come into contact with street animals to prevent disease.
Listening to your feelings:

Caring for stray animals can be emotionally difficult. Listen to your feelings and don't hesitate to seek support from those who have had similar experiences.