Animal Care on Wheels

The wet season is the time of year when most of a region average annual rainfall occurs. In the wet season, air quality improves, freshwater quality improves, and even animals have adaptation and survival strategies for the wet season. Every year we experience our busiest time during the monsoon - the heavy rains make everyday tasks much more of a challenge, and we typically see a large increase in the number of animal rescues we are called to. Many of the animals are suffering from horrendous maggot wounds, fractures, severe skin conditions, allergies, viral fever, and flu, etc. It is more testing time than usual. It may be hard work, but thanks to our incredible team we continue to help as many stray animals as we can. 

Throughout the entire month of August our3 mobile clinic vans, fondly called A1, A2, and A3 are tried to reach and provided necessary treatment to each complaint they have received in this entire month. 

Here is a summary of our ‘Animal Care on wheels’ team for August’21. 

Total cases handled by our Ambulance 1, 2 & 3- 1596 

Cases attended by Ambulance 1- 583 

Cases attended by Ambulance 2- 555 

Cases attended by Ambulance 3- 458 

New cases- 640 

Follow-ups- 956 

Closed cases- 430 

Animals treated. 

Dogs: - 1040 

Cat: - 481 

Cow: - 19 

Other- 56 

All these animals on the streets are living a better life - all because of your help and generous donations.  Thank you all for saving many lives with your love, prayer, and your kind contribution.  People like you, are constantly making a change and strengthening us to fight against all edges. We are proud to have you in our family. Thank you for being kind to all these speechless lives. 

Links:

• https://www.facebook.com/120624538019592/posts/4268470039901667/

‘Julie’ is a resident stray of ‘Vasna Police Station’ where she was born and raised by all the staff. After many happy and memorable years, Julie is old now. She was suffering from an old forelimb injury and some nerve issues. All the staff of the police station was worried as her health was deteriorating day by day. They got in touch with Jankhanaben (name changed), who takes care of all the strays in that locality and is an active volunteer in Jivdaya Charitable Trust. Jankhanaben immediately called our ‘Animal Care on wheels’ team for Julie’s treatment. With The help of Jankhana and our team, she is getting regular treatment and follow-up and showing significant signs of recovery.
Like humans, our furry friends also go through various old-age problems. As they grow old, they lose the ability to find food and water for themselves and become completely dependent on us. These community dogs guard their respective territories throughout their lives. This is our moral responsibility to take care of them when they need us the most.
A special thanks to Jankhana Shah all the staff of Vasna Police Station and Dr. Chandresh & the Team for taking care of Julie.

Dear Friends, we have been able to save many others like Julie with your kind support, but there are many left who are suffering every day. We need to reach them too. Please share our story with your friends & family, so they can also join their hands. Together we will be able to save more and more lives and make a better future for our next generation.
Remember, we can only have a better life when every living being gets a chance to survive.

Links:

• Sheru treatment