Refugio cuida de víctimas de la violencia de Río de Janeiro

The video discusses the challenges faced by the SWIPA organization in Rio de Janeiro, which cares for thousands of animals affected by city violence. It highlights the stories of Sheik and Netinho, two dogs recovering from gunshot wounds, and the broader impact of violence on animals. The organization struggles with financial difficulties due to a loss of donors, many of whom are government workers not receiving salaries. SWIPA's future is uncertain as it faces the risk of closure after 73 years of operation.

What type of animals does the SWIPA organization care for?

• Only reptiles

• Only birds

• Only dogs and cats

• Various animals including dogs, cats, horses, and reptiles

How many times was Netinho Corage shot during the incident?

• Three times

• Five times

• Once

• Ten times

During the week of Netinho's injury, how many shootouts occurred in the city?

• 265

• 100

• 50

• 500

What financial issue is SWIPA facing?

• Increase in animal adoptions

• Surplus of volunteers

• Loss of donors and potential closure

• Excessive government funding

How many donors has SWIPA lost in the past four months?

• 2,000

• 1,000

• 500

• 3,000