Animal Welfare India Project #49416

Trauma Care Centre for Stray Animals and Birds

by Jivdaya Charitable Trust

Trauma Care Centre for Stray Animals and Birds

Project Report | Oct 26, 2020
Puppy Victim of Human Cruelty

By Ratiranjan Mahapatra | Program manager

Puppy victims of human cruelty

Dear Friends

Greeting from Jivdaya Charitable Trust

We live in a society where people have mixed emotions for stray animals. In one hand there are people who love and feed the strays and take care of their basic necessities and on the other hand there are people who absolutely against the stray animals and their presence around us. Sometimes these kinds of hatred cause severe damage to the poor stray animals.

Few days back Jivdaya received a 2 months old puppy rescued and brought to us by Sanjay Shah(Name changed) withserious burnt injuries after somebody poured hot water on the pup. The poor puppy was lying on the roadside for almost three days with the pain till the time the Good Samaritan Sanjaybhai came to the rescue. After diagnosis, our team of vets found that one side of its body was severely burnt, and the skin was already necrotic. Our doctors cleaned the dead layer of the burnt skin to stop the infection. Antibiotic, pain management and regular follow ups were given to stable the condition.

With regular care and proper medication, the puppy is on its way to recovery.

The mother earth shares this planet with all her children which include every small species. We humans have been given the best ability to think and act. Being kind is a major part of that act. This is our duty to put an end to these heinous activities. Together we can bring the change and make this world a better place.

Dear Friends, thank you very much for your constant support which helps us to save and provide lifesaving treatment and care to all these innocent lives.

After treatment

Links:

https://www.facebook.com/120624538019592/posts/3344496065632407/

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Oct 21, 2020
Summary for the month of September 2020

By Ratiranjan Mahapatra | Program Manager

Treatment in OPD

Dear Friends!
Warm greetings and thank you very much for your kindness and generosity in supporting our projects. Trauma Care Centre for Stray Animals and Birds run by Jivdaya Charitable Trust is a multi-faceted approach to helping as many animals, birds, reptiles as possible within our means. Despite the strong relationship people have with animals, many animals are often treated inhumanely, sometimes due to ignorance and false beliefs they suffer in the hand of humans.

Through our ‘Trauma Care Center’ project we try and do our best to help un-owned animals in our city. Our expert team works tirelessly to provide care and comfort to over a thousand ailing animals. In the month of September’20, we have provided veterinary care to 13849 ailing animals and birds, out of which 1343 patients were admitted in our hospital, 92 patients have undergone surgeries and long-term recuperation. We are happy to report that 711 of these patients were successfully rehabilitated back in their natural habitats. Treatments including post -surgery management, nutrition management as well as physiotherapy given to animals & birds that suffered fractures and joint dislocations.

TREATMENT DONE FOR ANIMALS & BIRDS IN TRAUMA CARE CENTER

DATE TOTAL TREATED PATIENTS
09-01-2020 479
09-02-2020 442
09-03-2020 506
09-04-2020 477
09-05-2020 506
09-06-2020 449
09-07-2020 547
09-08-2020 504
09-09-2020 488
09-10-2020 482
09-11-2020 488
09-12-2020 520
13/9/2020 410
14/9/2020 483
15/9/2020 478
16/9/2020 456
17/9/2020 457
18/9/2020 443
19/9/2020 467
20/9/2020 445
21/9/2020 454
22/9/2020 458
23/9/2020 485
24/9/2020 481
25/9/2020 455
26/9/2020 439
27/9/2020 361
28/9/2020 398
29/9/2020 418
30/9/2020 373
TOTAL 13849

TOTAL TREATMENT 13849
SURGERY 92
OUT PATIENT DEPARTMENT 1343
FOLLO-UP 4516

Jivdaya Charitable Trust conveys its deepest regards towards your generous contribution. Without your kind support we would not have been able to come the long way. thank you for being with us.

Treating with compassion

Respiration monitoring

Vet treat a egret

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Oct 5, 2020
Jungle Cat- a victim of an Automobile accident

By Ratiranjan Mahapatra | Program manager

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