Turks take to streets to feed stray animals during nationwide lockdown
Turkish cops, volunteers, and philanthropists mobilized to feed stray animals as Turkey hunkered down in a nationwide lockdown to stem the spread of Covid-19. Turks who want to feed animals in their neighborhoods are exempt from virus-related restrictions.
Haber Merkezi 11:48 May 07, 2021 Yeni Şafak
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