Save Abandoned Cows from painful death in Gujarat.

Project Report | Dec 28, 2021
Summary for November 2021

By Moumita | Program Director

This is the month of Christmas. A merry time for us but not so merry time for our abandoned cows in Gujarat. Without proper shelter and food these abandoned cows gather on the road asking for a little kindness from us with their innocent eyes. Most of us are so consumed that we overlook their pleas and go on with our lives. But Jivdaya Charitable Trust cannot overlook the pain of these speechless souls. In the month of November, we have treated 10 cows successfully in our shelter.

Here is a summary of our ‘Save Homeless Abandoned Cows in Central Gujarat’ project for November’21.

Calf with a leg injury - 2

Calf with Spinal Trauma due to road accidents - 1

Cow with Huge Maggot infested wound -2

Cow with Multiple open wounds - 1

Cow with Uterine Prolapse - 1

Cow with Laceration - 1

Cow with Horn Injury -1

Cow with a Dog bite injury -1

Friends, kindness does not take much but goes a long way. These animals need us. Let’s come forward and join our hands in their welfare.

We thank you all for your kind contribution which helped us save many lives. Your kindness is our strength.

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Dec 22, 2021
No more pain for 'Yashwant'

By Moumita | Program Director

‘Yashwant’ a young mail calf and his herd were returning home in one fine evening. Baby Yashwant was not being able to keep up with his mother and walked far behind her. While crossing the road, he started running as he was completely left behind and started panicking. Out of fear Yashwant started running faster and was unfortunately hit by a car. The poor baby injured his leg badly and could not move due to tremendous pain. Upon returning the herd, Yashwant’s owner could not find him and thought he will return late. Unaware of the fact that the baby was lying on the road with an injury his owner did not pay much attention to the fact. But the next day morning when he could not find him, he went out to find out Yashwant and discover him far from the house lying on the road with pain and shock.

His owner immediately tried to help him to get up, but Yashwant could not as he had a fractured leg, and by the time the wound was old. His owner tried hard to get local help, but no one was there to help him at that point. Unfortunately, one more day passed by and on the third day, the owner managed to contact a rescue group who finally rescued and brought Yashwant to Jivdaya Charitable Trust.

Our team of doctors examined his wound, cleaned it thoroughly followed by proper medication, and then treat the wound with a window splint bandage.

Right now, ‘Yashwant’ recovering under our team’s supervision and follow-up treatment. We will reunite him with his owner and his mother once he is completely recovered.

Friends, increasing traffic on the road is not only a threat for these speechless animals but also a threat for us. Anything can happen at any point of time. So, whenever you are riding or driving, do not rush. It is better to be safe than sorry.

Thank you for your support which helps us save precious lives like ‘Yashwant’. Your kindness is our treasure. So, keep spreading love and keep saving lives with us.

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Nov 30, 2021
'Sakina' with a broken horn recovered at Jivdaya

By Moumita | Program Director

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