Animal Welfare India Project #24980

Animal Care on Wheels

by Jivdaya Charitable Trust

Project Report | May 10, 2021
'Mini' is recovering from a C-section surgery.

By Moumita | Sr Program Manager

Mini was brought to Jivdaya by her local owner when she was in tremendous labor pain but not giving birth to her babies due to some difficulties. After sonography, our team realized that none of Mini’s babies are alive, and she was choking. Looking at her condition, our team promptly started performing a C-section surgery to save her life.

Her Surgery took almost an hour before she was completely out of danger. Our staff breathed a sigh of relief when the surgery got over. We are extremely sorry that we could not save her babies as they were dead before Mini arrived at Jivdaya, but we are happy that we have saved her life with an on-the-spot decision of our doctors.

But the story does not end here. After her surgery, Mini required a daily follow-up treatment to heal fast, but her local owner did not want to leave her and go home. So, we promised him that we will arrange a regular follow-up for Mini by our ‘Animal Care on Wheels’ team till the time she recovers. After week-long follow-ups, Mini is doing great, and her local owner is super happy.

We might not take away the pain of a mother who lost her babies, but we surely can share our helping hands to soothe her physical pain.

Dear Friends, Jivdaya Charitable Trust (JCT), thank you all for your support. We would not have been able to save Mini without your contribution. There are a lot of strays like Mini who need care & love. Together we can save them. Come join us to save more lives every day.

Thank You

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Apr 29, 2021
Summary for March 2021

By Moumita | Sr Program Manager

Apr 22, 2021
'Chiku', the puppy with a thermal injury

By moumita | Sr Program Manager

If you ride or drive any vehicle, you must be aware that how hot a silencer pipe can get and, by mistake, if it touches your skin, what kind of damages it can cause to you.

‘Chiku,’ who is a pampered stray puppy taken care of by his local owner, was trying to get cozy under a parked bike. This poor baby was completely unaware that the bike was parked a few minutes back, and the silencer pipe was still awfully hot. By the time Chiku realized that his back touched the pipe, it was too late. The pipe severely damaged his skin already. Little Chiku cried out in pain, and his local owner Natvar Kaka (name changed), came out running from his house.

Natvar Kaka could not bear the sight of Chiku’s wound and immediately dialed our helpline number for assistance. Our Mobile Clinic Van rushed to the area quickly and started the necessary treatment for his thermal injury. Chiku needed long-term treatment and dressing to heal faster. Needless to say, our ‘Animal Care on Wheel’ team provided a regular dressing with medication. After a week’s treatment and care, his wound started drying up, and he started hopping and jumping in his usual ways. Kindly check the video link to see Chiku’s progress after one week.

Jivdaya Charitable Trust salutes all those local stray owners who love their stray pets and care for them as one of their family members. Jivdaya team works hard to provide service to these amazing people through our mobile treatment clinic.

Dear Friends, we need your prayers for Chiku’s good health. We are extremely proud to have you with us. Together we will surely be able to save many more lives like Grace who are facing grave dangers due to human’s lack of knowledge, negligence, and selfishness.

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