Meet this disinterested veterinarian who examines pets for free on the streets.
Life in modern society is a real problem for some people. It's no secret that over the past decade, poverty has pushed a staggering number of people into the streets. The magnitude of this problem is well reflected in the numbers - more than half a million people have been officially recognized as homeless in the United States. The state of California has suffered the most. The poorest population of the city last year totaled 151, 278 people.
Fortunately, there are some good Samaritans who give a glimpse of hope when it comes to the lives of those who suffer. Stuart Quane, a street veterinarian, has been helping pets in California homeless since 2011.
Disinterested veterinarian
After the Great Recession in the United States in 2007, Stewart decided it was time to help those in need. “This was something that fascinated me, ” said the 49-year-old man, who pays the basic expenses for food and medicine from his pocket.
Dr. Stuart Quain calls for helping the homeless and their pets left to their fate. He always carries a medical bag with him, so he can stop at any time to help when he finds a needy one.
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