Thailand is a wonderful country with a fascinating culture, delectable cuisine, and countless stray dogs. There are a number of countries where this problem occurs. Thousands of stray animals roam the streets looking for food.
Buddhism emphasizes the importance of feeding stray animals, especially in Thailand, to acquire respect. A thoughtful design student decided to make these creatures’ lives easier. Using old billboards as animal sanctuaries was his initiative.
He began working with a company that helped him put his idea into action. There are already about 20 bi-board shelters that are similar and ultimately worthless. This company posts pictures of prefabricated homes and the residents who live in them on its Facebook and Instagram accounts. Similar to weather umbrellas, they serve the same purpose.
The group is dispersed throughout the city. They have the advantage of being able to be rolled up. The shelters can be folded up and lean against a wall when not in use. Consequently, they don’t block traffic or take up much space. It’s clever, isn’t it?
