What did we do during the 5 months of lockdown ? Were we functional? Were we partially closed? What about staff attendance? While we had to close down admission and ambulance service during the first few weeks, till we could procure essential passes for ourselves, we resumed back […]
Read more →We were introduced to and interacted with Powder through social media. We met face to face when she came to us for Oxygen support in her last days. In memory of Powder, who left us despite all medical attention, a new Oxygen Concentrator was added to the […]
Read more →Indian Chameleons ( Chamaeleo Zeylanicus ), are not toys, as some would love to believe. Like the little boys, who found it, tied up his feet and played some ping-pong with it, till they caught the attention of Forest Officer, fortunately. He brought it to us, where […]
Read more →For more than 66 days, Auro kept us on our toes. He was the first and last topics of discussion everyday. Having been admitted with a mass of 1.70 kilo on his head, he went through a supra major 3+hrs critical surgery ending with the excision of […]
Read more →Sajjan in Hindi means an amiable and gentle personThinking we were only rescuing an injured horse from a residential complex, Sajjan, the gentlest of horses, was declared as a carrier of suspected Glanders ( or Farcy ) by our Veterinary Officers as soon as he was unloaded […]
Read more →Station Boy LaluThe entire Kalwa Traffic Police Department came to say the final goodbye to Lalu, the Station pet since 12 years. He expired at a ripe old age at our hospital, after performing his daily duties for all this time. For more than an hour, the […]
Read more →WHEN PANDU MET KURUBeginning of April 2019, a day old monkey baby walked into our lives. Mother DoA, an accident victim still clutching her baby, yet another challenge was thrown at us – one of hand rearing a baby monkey, something were have done several times before. […]
Read more →In Mumbai, Chikna means Glossy, Suave or Sleek. Far from what he was when he was admitted to our Hospital. Emaciated body filled with oozing and bleeding scabs and with foul smell, he was the representative of scores of street animals suffering from Sarcoptic or Demodectic mange. […]
Read more →With the support of Supporters, we can go a long way. And with supporters like CHAL- USA, we have been able to not only reach out to street dogs in areas where Municipality was turning a blind eye to, but also conducted several Anti Rabies vaccination camps […]
Read more →The months of January and February always bring a pitter patter of tiny feet to our hospital It is amazing that in a society, where dogs are persecuted, and animals per se are regarded only as consumption materials, the management of several Kindergarten schools have not only […]
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