Trauma Care Centre for Stray Animals and Birds

Hairline fractures are tiny cracks in the middle of a bone. It is comparatively easy to deal with hairline fractures, but ignoring can lead to a serious fracture, even break. Some hairline fractures need surgery, but most of them can heal with a splint bandage. Generally, it takes 4 to 8 weeks to heal completely, depending upon the case.

 ‘Mark’ is a playful young dog who has been under the care of his local owner Rameshbhai (name changed), since he was a kid. His mother passed away in a car accident when Mark and his siblings were 3 weeks old. Rameshbhai took care of them all, but Mark is close to his heart.

Being a playful dog, he fell from a building staircase while playing with his gang and fractured his leg. Mark started howling in pain. Seeing him in that condition, Rameshbhai immediately brought him to Jivdaya for treatment. After examining, our doctors found a hairline fracture in his leg and stabilized with a splint bandage. Mark will take few more weeks to recover completely, but he slowly started walking with the bandage on. It gives us immense pleasure to see his progress. We are hoping that he will start hopping and jumping soon under Rameshbhai’s care and affection.

We thank you all for helping us provide timely treatment and rehabilitation to Mark and many other lives like him. We are proud to have you in our family, and together we have a long way to go. Thank you once again for having our back. 

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Speeding urbanization, deforestation, and habitat destruction put urban wildlife in an immense threat, Birds like a dove, myna, bulbul, Indian black kite, shikra, and many more found themselves helpless. We have received a lot of orphans, nestling & fledgling, juvenile birds regularly. The infants are taught by their parents to fly and survive. They mostly are taught on the ground to hide and survive from predators. People confuse them of being lost or injured and bring them to our center in terms of saving them. But in reality, they are being parted away from their parents. This is the nesting season for many birds, with an increasing loss of natural habitat, causes related to the falling of infant birds or nests with eggs have increased.

‘Keith’ the baby dove was rescued and brought to us in a shabby condition. A passer-by found it under the nest, hiding near some old boxes. After examination and X-ray, our Vets found that the radius had a minor fracture and has been treated with a splint bandage. Luckily, the ulna was intact which will give the bird a better chance to heal. Keith is a super active and extremely cute baby who loves to play hide & seek with our doctors. Our team is super excited to have Keith in our facility. Currently the bird is under-recovery in our Infant Care Unit. We know for sure that baby Keith will grow beautifully and will go back to its natural habitat when the time will arrive.  

Dear Friend, saving baby Keith was a big achievement for us, but we could not have done that without your support. We save all these innocent lives through your generous contribution. With the help of your donation, Jivdaya Charitable Trust saves over 4000 animals and birds every month. Thank you once again for having faith in us.

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