Group making sure strays in JB are fed


Helping hands: Members of the group feeding the stray dogs in Johor Baru.

PETALING JAYA: Almost every week, a group of people gather in the heart of Johor Baru city on a noble mission: to feed the dozens of hungry stray dogs loitering in the streets and housing estates, scavenging for food.

The group of about 15 is led by two friends – university student Hariharan Manivannan, 25, and lab assistant Arun Visvanathan, 29.

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