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Mumbai: Firecrackers cause dogs to flee from homes, owners distressed

100 canines are missing across city, activists appeal to citizens to celebrate festival responsibly

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Mitul Pradeep and the dog that entered her Vile Parle bungalow

Mitul Pradeep and the dog that entered her Vile Parle bungalow

Several animal lovers across the city have begun rescuing pets that ran away from home after getting spooked by the bursting of firecrackers during Diwali. There have been numerous reports of dogs going missing from areas across the city and surrounding areas, including Borivli, Chembur, Vile Parle, Khar, Dadar and Navi Mumbai.

Recently, a canine, which went missing at Shivaji Park on November 12, was found in Chembur. It is estimated that more than 100 pet dogs are missing at present and animal lovers are coordinating with each other to ensure they are reunited with their owners. Dadar Parsi Colony resident Dilzad Bhesadia’s dog, Shakira, has been missing since early November. “Shakira is 14 years old, timid and loving and has poor vision due to her age,” Bhesadia said.

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