After Pooja Bhatt saves a cat from the streets of Mumbai, online users comment, “We need more people like you.”

Pooja Bhatt has been making news for a while now. The actress previously starred in “Bigg Boss OTT 2” and most recently in “Big Girls Don’t Cry.” She has been quite outspoken about her ideas and has always made a solid case for them throughout her stay in the BB house. She has discussed right and wrong on several occasions. Pooja Bhatt just posted something, and internet users are very moved by her thoughtfulness.

In expressing her views on animal welfare, Pooja Bhatt said that she had pulled a little cat from the streets of Bombay and that she had also seen a lady attempt to kick the animal. In her article, Pooja said, “There are definitely no ordinary cats!” Yesterday, I came into this munchkin meandering down Rebello Road.

I saw him follow a lady who attempted to throw him off, then meander toward the main road, where there was a lot of traffic. I then got him home and made the usual call to @PetaIndia. We appreciate your quick response and sending your team to inspect and then bring this amazing guy in for vaccinations, deworming, and other necessary procedures before we find him a permanent home. Thank you, @sachinsbangera & @petaindia. #petaindia #petaindiarescues #cats #therearenoordinarycats

Pooja posted it on Instagram along with a number of more photos. In the third image, a representative from PETA is seen giving the cat its vaccination, while the first two photographs show the newborn kitten curled up on a cozy mattress.

Many online users applauded Pooja for dropping the images. A user said, “What a munchkin.” I appreciate that you consistently assist animals in need and inspire others to follow in your footsteps. Huge embrace. “Thank you Allah for rescuing the kitty. Another said, “We need more people who are like you. “I had experienced the same three months ago but ended up fostering the kitten…didn’t know the option to call @peta was available,” said a third user.

Pooja’s most recent film appearance was in “Big Girls Don’t Cry.” The show immerses viewers in the world of the affluent Vandana Valley, where a group of adolescent girls defy social standards and school rules alike as they negotiate life’s many thrilling experiences of independence, rebellion, friendship, love, heartbreaks, and aspirations.