Animal Care on Wheels

We organized an elaborate awareness and education event on Compassion Education Through Animal Interactions, in which participants were provided with interesting information about the animal world and had the opportunity to interact with domestic animals like goats, sheep, rabbits, chickens, puppies, kittens, etc. This was organized on 13 to 16 January 2018.

This is program wass primarily designed for kids as they are naturally drawn to animals. They see them on TV, they see characters in cartoons that are animals, but when they meet real animals in real life, there’s something magical about the experience. We all know connecting with nature is important, and part of that is understanding and learning about animals. The best way to do that is to meet animals face-to-face.

The kids had an amazing time learning about animals and were visibly touched by the fact that animals are so incredibly vulnerable and how they deserve our empathy.

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Extreme weather is bad for street animals and we are able to see that impact as we are receiving more cases as compared to previous weeks. Our vans are staying super busy and are trying their best to reach out to help as many animals as possible. This week however, all cases were exclusively of street dogs. Below is a summary of what our Animal Mobile Clinics did in the third week of December 2017. Total new cases treated: 189 Total follow up cases: 169 Total cases closed (treatment completed): 105 Total cases admitted in our hospital: 11 Our three vans did a total of 305 visits as below: A1: 112 A2: 107 A3: 139 The treatments of 358 animals are as below: Dogs: 358 151 dogs were vaccinated against rabies. Our teams did a total of 252 interactions with public for awareness on rabies prevention. We also give out printed hand-outs with information on rabies awareness, dog bite prevention, and dog bite first aid. Thank you donors for your support!