Is it permissible to perform wudu' from the leftover drink of animals?

Question:
Our sister asks and says: I am asking you about the leftover drink of animals; is it permissible for us to perform wudu' from it or not?

Answer:
Animals vary; their leftover drink includes that of camels, sheep, cows, and others whose meat is eaten. There is nothing wrong with this.

The presenter: The leftover drink of the pure ones among them?

Answer: The leftover drink of the pure ones... camels, cows, sheep, gazelles, buffalo, and the like, there is nothing wrong with them; because they are pure.
As for the leftover drink of a dog, no, it must be poured out and one does not perform wudu' from it; because it is ritually impure, and we have been commanded to wash the vessel from it seven times, one of which is with earth, and that is the first.
As for the leftover drink of a donkey and a mule, the correct view is that there is no blame in it; because it is a widespread necessity, even though it is forbidden, but it is a widespread necessity. And so it is with the cat; there is nothing wrong with its leftover drink.
As for the leftover drink of other animals, such as lions, tigers, and wolves, in the water that passes over them in the desert and in the gathering places of people, that does not harm, and praise be to Allah. Yes.

The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.