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Meet Yuvi Agarwal, the 12-year-old who plays music for shelter animals to help calm them

Times of India - Science ·
Meet Yuvi Agarwal, the 12-year-old who plays music for shelter animals to help calm them

Yuvi Agarwal started Wild Tunes, a non-profit bringing musicians to animal shelters.

This initiative aims to reduce stress and create positive human associations for pets.

Volunteer musicians perform live music, helping animals feel more comfortable and relaxed.

The program has expanded to multiple states, involving many volunteers.

This effort improves adoption chances and builds musician confidence.

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