Sonu Sood, renowned for his humanitarian efforts, has once again raised his voice for a noble cause, this time focusing on the welfare of stray animals in India. In a touching message supporting the animal welfare organization Jeev Sabha, Sood emphasized the pressing need for humane and sustainable strategies to manage the increasing stray dog population and the associated risks of rabies. “Namaskar, me hu Sonu Sood aur jaise me Indian hu, yaha pe paida aur rehne wale har stray dog bhi Indian hai, isliye unhe Indy bulaya jaata hai. Me sabse darkhast karta hu, ki jaise humne Covid jaisi bimari ka saamna kiya, waise hi vaccination aur sterilisation se jo stray dogs hai aur rabies jaisi jo bimari hai, unpe kaabu paaya jaa sakta hai,” he stated.

By promoting vaccination and sterilization as effective long-term solutions, Sood underscored the significance of adopting science-based and compassionate methods. His message strongly advocates that peaceful coexistence is achievable through awareness, empathy, and shared responsibility.

“Let’s choose kindness, let’s choose solutions. I support Jeev Sabha. God bless you all. Take care,” he concluded, encouraging the public to actively participate in resolving these issues rather than contributing to them.

Having consistently stepped up during national emergencies, from assisting migrant workers during the pandemic to backing healthcare and educational initiatives, Sonu Sood’s commitment to animal welfare aligns seamlessly with his core values. He once again reminds the nation that compassion knows no bounds, and true change begins when we extend our kindness to all living beings.