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Help rescue & rehabilitate Bear cubs- Support CBRC
Help rescue & rehabilitate Bear cubs- Support CBRC
Help rescue & rehabilitate Bear cubs- Support CBRC
Help rescue & rehabilitate Bear cubs- Support CBRC
Help rescue & rehabilitate Bear cubs- Support CBRC
Help rescue & rehabilitate Bear cubs- Support CBRC
Help rescue & rehabilitate Bear cubs- Support CBRC
Help rescue & rehabilitate Bear cubs- Support CBRC
Help rescue & rehabilitate Bear cubs- Support CBRC

Project Report | Jan 17, 2025
On the Move for Wildlife: Saving Lives Every Day

By Monica Verma | Officer in Charge

Male jungle cat kitten rescued in November, 24.
Male jungle cat kitten rescued in November, 24.

Your unwavering support enables us to make a profound difference in the lives of countless wild animals through WTI’s Mobile Veterinary Service (MVS) units, fondly known as ‘Vets on Wheels.’ These specialized vehicles, staffed by dedicated wildlife veterinarians and trained attendants, are on constant surveillance, providing round-the-clock emergency care to distressed and displaced wild animals, even in the remotest corners of the country.

With ten MVS units deployed across seven states, this service forms the backbone of WTI’s mission to safeguard wildlife. Whether administering life-saving care on-site or transporting injured animals to rescue centers, these units work tirelessly to give wildlife a fighting chance at survival and eventual freedom.

A Rescue That Touched Our Hearts

Recently, the team at our Tinsukia MVS unit in Assam responded to a heartfelt call from concerned locals who had discovered five tiny jungle cat kittens, helpless and abandoned. The villagers, deeply worried for the kittens' survival, turned to our MVS team for help.

The first step was to search for the kittens' mother, as reuniting them with her would have been the best outcome. For hours, our team combed the area, calling out and observing for signs of her return. Sadly, the mother was nowhere to be found. Recognizing the kittens’ fragile state and the urgent need for care, the team made the decision to bring them to the MVS field station.

These five tiny lives, vulnerable and scared, are now under the expert care of our veterinarians and animal keepers. The kittens receive round-the-clock attention, with specially formulated diets and a nurturing environment that mimics the safety of their natural habitat. Already, their strength is returning, and their playful antics bring hope and joy to all who care for them.

We’re thrilled to share this short video of the kittens, giving you a glimpse of the incredible work your support has made possible.

A Second Chance, Thanks to You

Without intervention, these kittens would have faced a bleak future. But because of your generosity, they now have a second chance at life. As they grow, the kittens will learn essential survival skills in a safe environment. The goal is to nurture them into healthy, independent adults and ultimately release them back into the wild, where they belong.

Your support doesn’t just sustain the MVS units; it breathes life into every story of rescue and recovery. Whether it’s a vulnerable jungle cat, an injured elephant, or a displaced bird of prey, your contributions ensure that wildlife in distress receives the care and attention they need.

Looking Ahead

The journey of these kittens, like so many others, reminds us of the critical role we play together in protecting India’s wildlife. Every rescue is a testament to your compassion and commitment to a cause that transcends borders.

From all of us at WTI and from these five resilient jungle cat kittens, thank you for believing in a world where every life matters. Together, we are not just rescuing animals—we are safeguarding the future of our shared wilderness.

With gratitude,

Wildlife Trust of India

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Wildlife Trust of India

Location: Noida, Uttar Pradesh - India
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Akanksha Singh
Noida , Uttar Pradesh India

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