Because of the loud noise of firecrackers on Diwali night, a dog that strayed into a different territory.
“I feed about 140 dogs in this locality and Tommy’s one of them.
I looked for him in all possible places, but could not trace him,” she said. This was his first Diwali , but the noise demon displaced him,” he said. “I found my dog shivering in fear in a lane near Chhit Kalikapur in the evening,” she said.
Missing dog poster Missing dog poster Kolkata: The relentless cracker menace drove many strays away from their territories on Kali Puja night, forcing them into unknown neighbourhoods and raising risks of fights. Hours after banned crackers haunted several pockets of the city, animal caregivers embarked on searches for strays that had gone missing from their localities. From sharing posters on social media with cash rewards to posting voice messages on WhatsApp groups, they appealed for public help to trace their community friends. Since Sunday evening, he has been missing from the Hind Cinema crossing. Garia resident Rahul Biswakarma is still waiting for his friend Kalu who went missing from the railway station area. “He was abandoned in our area and suffers from babesia. We adopted him and got him treated.
Tamalika Das, a Mukundapur resident, was among those who managed to trace missing strays on Monday.