I heard a story where Sai Baba told a devotee to feed a black dog. Can you provide details on this?

The provided texts do not contain any account of Sai Maharaj advising a devotee to feed a black dog. There is, however, a similar story involving a different animal and a different saint. According to Chapter 0, a devotee of Maharaj named Kashiram made it a practice to carry powdered sugar with him. This was because another saint, Janakidas Baba, had advised him to feed sugar to ants. The narrative emphasizes how dear this practice was to Kashiram, though it clarifies that the advice originated from Janakidas Baba, not Sai Maharaj, and involved ants rather than a dog.