Despite his difficult life at the train station, Thailand’s homeless man Loong Dum always makes sure that his stray cats are well-fed and cared for.
He may not have any children, but he understands the importance of caring for others.
Despite his terrible life at the train station, Thailand’s homeless man Loong Dum ensures that his stray cats are fed and cared for.
He may not have any children of his own, but he recognizes the value of caring for others.
“20 baht per bag, profits will pay for stray cat’s food expenses,” his placard states.
Warunya Wattanasupachoke, who made his story viral online, told Daily News that she only met him yesterday at a walking overpass in Chatuchak.
When she saw the sign, she went over to buy some for herself, only to discover that Loong Dum’s lime supply had been donated free of charge by a well-wisher.
He’s “friendly and polite,” she says, and he’s often sorry about his lack of competence in selecting fresh fruit.
“We shouldn’t judge someone based on their appearance,” Warunya added.
“Take Loong Dum for example. Though he is homeless and rugged-looking, he has a big heart.”
He is sometimes hungry because he does not have enough food for himself, but his first goal is always to feed his loving kitties. They are his family to him, and they are reliant on him.
“I’m fine with skipping meals, but the cat needs to eat,” he says.
When his story went viral on social media, animal lovers praised him and offered to aid him.
Others brought him cat food and supplies, while others came to buy limes from him.
Some folks even took him to get his hair cut and gave him new clothes after that.
He returned to the street to sell limes after getting his makeover since his life would be worthless without his beloved kitties.
“We shouldn’t judge someone based on their appearance,” Warunya added.
“Take Loong Dum for example. Though he is homeless and rugged-looking, he has a big heart.”
Many individuals throughout the world have been inspired by Loong Dum to exhibit love, compassion, and a helping hand to those in need, whether they are humans or stray animals.
Thai netizens may follow the man’s everyday activities on a Facebook page called “Cat Lover Loong Dum.”
“Your outer appearance doesn’t matter,” t he administrator of the Facebook page stated.
“At the end of the day, your self-worth is defined by how good of a person you are.”