Kandy, Sri Lanka. Il 21 febbraio, 2018. Ritratto di EVA RUPPEL, fondatore di Tikiri fiducia, Mercoledì, 21 febbraio 2018, sulla sua proprietà rurale vicino a Kandy, Sri Lanka. Ruppel vive con circa 170 salvato cani e una dozzina di gatti. Ruppel creato Tikiri Trust, con il contributo finanziario di suo padre, di salvataggio e rehome Sri Lanka di cani randagi.It è possibile visitare lo Sri Lanka senza vedere i cani di strada in quasi ogni spazio pubblico, vicino ad alberghi, pensioni e ristoranti, scuole, uffici, mercati, ospedali, stazioni di polizia, terminali di autobus, stazioni ferroviarie, templi, ecc. T

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February 21, 2018 - Kandy, Sri Lanka - Portrait of EVA RUPPEL, founder of Tikiri Trust, on Wednesday, February 21, 2018, on her rural property near Kandy, Sri Lanka. Ruppel lives with approximately 170 rescued dogs and a dozen or so cats. Ruppel created Tikiri Trust, with the financial assistance of her father, to rescue and rehome Sri Lanka's street dogs....It is impossible to visit Sri Lanka without seeing street dogs in nearly every public space, near hotels, guest houses and restaurants, schools, offices, markets, hospitals, police stations, bus terminals, railway stations, temples, etc. These dogs do not have their own homes, but they are usually highly tolerated and are typically fed collectively by people in a particular area...According to the NGO, Kandy Association for Community Protection through Animal Welfare (KACPAW), 100 unsterilized dogs will give rise to 3, 000 dogs in one year. The Sri Lankan government, as well as several NGOs, work to spay/neuter animals, but there is need to educate the public and maintain funds to stay on top of their efforts...Eva Ruppel left Germany for a three-month visit to Sri Lanka, which included time in a Buddhist meditation retreat, and she remains in this island nation 37 years later...While married, RuppelÕs husband asked that the couple keep only three dogs in their home at any one time, and she respected his wishes. This 60-something year old lost her husband to a ruptured brain blood vessel in 1995 when he was 51 years old, after nine years of marriage. After his death, she began rescuing more and more animals and she now lives with 170 dogs, plus a dozen or so cats...With the support of her father, she started Tikiri Trust. Her father passed away in 2011, and he left her an inheritance, which she continues to use to support her cause. ..Ruppel, who is fluent in German, English and Sinhala, said that she has found homes for Òhundreds, if not thousandsÓ of dogs. She also provides free spay/neuter clinics and free

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