The world's troubles may seem endless, but compassion never takes a holiday.
Dear Friend of India and Nepal’s animals!
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The world's troubles may seem endless, but compassion never takes a holiday.
Three urgent appeals:
1. Disaster relief: After a summer of providing
water to street animals during the intense heat wave now some
shelters and areas are inundated with heavier than usual monsoon
rains and flooding and are so overwhelmed to rescue and rehabilitate
animals, repair damaged shelters and provide medical care as needed.
2. From the far flung area of West Bengal, about
500 km north of Kolkata, is a dedicated group for the animals,
People for Animals (PFA Uttar Dinapur). We have been impressed with
their work and we don’t say that lightly. Everyday they are out
rescuing animals with the ambulance we have provided. But the rented
area to bring the animals at the clinic is tiny and now they need
land for a shelter. We have a matching fund and need to raise total
USD $12,000 - will you help with any amount?
3. From the other side of India, another urgent
appeal from our dedicated partner RESQ skilled in wildlife rescue in
Pune - they have under 45 days to move and provide emergency aid to
250 wild animals from a facility that is being closed down. These
animals are being rescued from very poor condition and are in urgent
need of medical aid, intensive rehabilitation, food and proper
enclosures. About 150 of them, RESQ hopes to rehabilitate and
release back in the wild but 100 of them require long-term care.
These include leopards, hyena, deer, monkeys, and several species of
eagles and owls. RESQ plans to build a dedicated new facility for a
long range plan but now any amount will help.
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We have lost count of how many ambulances and vehicles the compassionate
and kind donors of Help Animals India have provided in India and Nepal but
its a large fleet by now! Think of the thousands of animals rescued, treated
and taken for spay/neuter!