A man of Jaipur in Rajasthan, northern India, has dedicated his life to support the helpless, homeless animals. His community, he says, calls him crazy, but he believes every life is valuable. Having rescued over 900 animals to date, Kapil Bajpai urges others to please be aware of creatures in need. Bajpai told The Epoch Times via email that formally his journey to help animals began in 1996. He found a pigeon that had been injured by a kite string and nursed the bird for three days until it passed away peacefully. However, Bajpai recollects that his childhood laid a foundation for his passion. “I used to steal bread from the house and feed it to street dogs,” he said. “One day my mother saw me and I was beaten and scolded, but this passion did not diminish.” In another incident from his childhood, Bajpai states that he once saw a dog …