Blog #4: Black Kites

For this weeks article I stumbled upon an interesting article in The New York Times. It is about these two men who run a bird hospital in Delhi. These two men specifically rescue Black Kite birds, which are apparently all over Delhi. They started the hospital after the Jains (a religion) opened an animal hospital that helped non-carnivorous animals. The owner of the hospital, Mr. Shehzad, opened up the hospital to help black birds because he felt it was unfair the they didn't receive any treated. These two men have been dedicated to treat wildlife animals.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/07/science/kites-birds-conservation-india.html

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