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Monastery encourages people to be kind to animals on Vesak Day
by Alice Chia
Channel News Asia Translate This Article
13 May 2014
On 13 May 2014 Channel News Asia reported:
Some Buddhist devotees think that handing their pets to a monastery is a liberation of life. But the Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery points out that this is a misconception. As its premises are not suitable for keeping pets, it has put up 30 abandoned dogs for adoption at a shelter in Pasir Ris. On Vesak Day, or Buddha's Day, the monastery took the opportunity to encourage devotees to be kind to animals. The birth, enlightenment ,and passing away of Buddha is celebrated on the full moon of the month of Vesākha, usually in May.
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