Syrian driver rescues abandoned cats
A Syrian ambulance driver named Alaa travels every day to the shelled-out Masaken Hanano area in Aleppo city to feed hungry cats. He does this because he has a good heart, which does not allow him to leave these poor animals to their fate. People like Alaa keep the last grains of faith in humanity alive.
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1. When the Masaken Hanano area in Aleppo began to regularly shell the troops of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, most of the residents abandoned their homes and belongings and left. There are few people who, in such a situation, when shells are exploding in the yard, will take care of their pets. (Photo: Hosam Katan/Reuters)
2. Hundreds of cats were left abandoned at Masaken Hanano in Aleppo. And there is only one person who helps these hungry and frightened animals. (Photo: Hosam Katan/Reuters)
3. Every day for the past two months, Alaa - an ambulance driver - in his free time, when he does not save the victims of a domestic war, comes to an area abandoned by people to feed stray cats. (Photo: Hosam Katan/Reuters)
4. He spends $4 of his own money every day to buy food for almost 150 abandoned cats. (Photo: Hosam Katan/Reuters)
5. Alaa cares about cats completely unselfishly. (Photo: Hosam Katan/Reuters)
6. Abandoned by their owners as a result of shelling by Assad's troops, cats roamed the streets of the Masaken Hanano region in search of food. Now there is someone to take care of the hungry feral animals. (Photo: Hosam Katan/Reuters)
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