In Central Mexico, the city of Soledad de Graciano Sanchez in San Luis Potosi is working to make life a little bit better for one of its most precious populations: the city’s homeless dogs!
The city has an estimated stray dog population of 300,000, meaning there are more dogs roaming the streets than there are people across the metropolis. And while that’s a tough population to find safe, loving homes for, the municipal council has decided to start up a program that can at the very least make sure many of the strays have something safe to eat.
