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Cleaning our environments it's not just about looking neat; keeping our environment clean every day is also about protecting the animals that live here. Waste that is thrown on the ground or left in the vicinity does not simply vanish; rather, it becomes a threat to the creatures that share our space. Just like we do, animals like birds, dogs, cats, and even tiny insects need a clean environment to survive.
Pests like rats and flies are attracted to garbage piles, which spread diseases. These diseases do not just harm humans; they also make animals sick. Stray dogs and cats often dig through trash, eating spoiled food that can make them seriously ill. Even birds and squirrels, which are small animals, can mistake plastic or other harmful materials for food. A single piece of plastic can block their stomachs, leading to a slow and painful death.
Water sources also suffer when the environment is dirty. When waste is dumped into drains, rivers, or ponds, the water becomes toxic. In polluted water, fish and frogs struggle to survive, and the larger animals and birds that rely on them also suffer. A dirty environment sets off a chain reaction, harming every living thing.
Cleaning every day helps prevent these dangers. By sweeping up trash, properly disposing of waste, and keeping food scraps away from animals, we create a safer world for them. Clean air, healthier plants, and a balanced ecosystem in which animals can find safe food and shelter are all benefits of clean space. Even something as simple as picking up a plastic bag can save a bird’s life. When we take care of our surroundings, we are also taking care of the animals that trust us to protect their home
