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Homeless animals always cause emotion and the desire to dove into them at least a little.
Beautifying their homeless life with your touches, you can get problems with your own health.
Even a pet can be a carrier of some bacteria and viruses.
Street dogs, cats and even birds (especially pigeons) transmit some bacterial and other diseases to humans. At the same time, they can look quite healthy from the outside.
If you touched a street animal, you need to immediately treat your hands with an antiseptic or at least wet antibacterial wipes.
In addition, the external environment makes animals aggressive, which can manifest itself at any second.
Any gesture or reaction you make may seem like an attack signal to a stray dog, then he will immediately respond with an attack.
In such cases, a visit to the doctor cannot be avoided. Street animals most likely have not been vaccinated against rabies, so you must be treated after a bite.
