A man abandons his career and provides shelter for stray dogs

A man named Rakesh Shukla, who lived in the Indian state of Karnataka, thanks him for his important work, won a nickname for himself, and was called “the father of the dog”, who fed over 700 dogs in the area. The problem of stray dogs exists in many parts of the world. India is no exception, and that is why Shoukla created his three and a half acres of sanctuary and now has 735 dogs.

A man named Rakesh Shukla, who lived in the Indian state of Karnataka, thanks him for his important work, won a nickname for himself, and was called “the father of the dog”, who fed over 700 dogs in the area. The problem of stray dogs exists in many parts of the world. India is no exception, and that is why Shoukla created his three and a half acres of sanctuary and now has 735 dogs. I'm the last stop of these dogs. They're not cute anymore, and many dogs get sick and they're no longer needed by their masters. Before he worked to rescue stray dogs and provide them with a place to go home, he was a software engineer, even opened his own company and worked around the world.

A man abandons his career and provides shelter for stray dogs

"I worked in Delhi and then set up my own company in Bangalore," he said. I've travelled many places in the world, but I'm not happy. Shukra stated that he met a golden hound called Kavya, which was a turning point in his life.

Shortly after he took the first dog home, he took every abandoned dog home. Eventually, the dog population began to fill his wife a little, so he bought some land and started a shelter. Do what he does, it costs about $663 a day. This price is far more than he could afford. However, his work was vital to the dogs, so he would not change his current lifestyle.