HELP ANIMALS INDIA

MAITRI ("friend” in Sanskrit). We provided a grant for animal birth control for the 100-plus dogs in MAITRI's shelter, which is located in one of the poorest states of India, Bihar. While in India, I personally networked to find vets and veterinary advice for this struggling project.

CUPA (Compassion Unlimited Plus Action). Our grant helped this Bangalore charity feed and support  a rescued elephant named "Maneka” saving her from deplorable conditions.

CUPA Bangalore received funds from Help Animals India to spay/neuter/vaccinate over 600 street dogs when their funding ran out. It is important that a stable population of community dogs are maintained and they do not increase for the sake of the public. Donations of specialized medical equipment and vet supplies.

Tibetan Volunteers for Animals.  Our grant funded literature to promote the benefits of a vegetarian diet. And to support the clinic for rescuing dogs. Rabies is also a big problem in the area so we vaccinate the dogs and promote education in the schools as to how to avoid dog bites.

Help Animals India gave Varanasi for Animals funds for the construction of an animal hospital/shelter/clinic in Varanasi , the first of its kind in this ancient city. The facility has Kennels for dogs. VFA is now running a robust spay/neuter and rescue campaign, provides vet care to low income poor residence and street animals.

Help Animals India along with Bardot Foundation sponsored two animal birth control camps in Sarnath India in Spring and Fall of 2015. We hired the Sarvodaya vets of Bangalore. Each camp did spay/neuter/vaccination to over 300 dogs each along with rescue and education of the community. Additionally we purchased a gas anesthesia machine for the Bangalore clinic. At year end floods hit the city of Chennai and we asked the Sarvodaya vets to go and assist the animals there. Food, medicine and vet care was provided for over 1000 animals at this time.

For Rahaat for Animals (PFA DehraDoon) 1. Infrastructure Development -(Renovation of existing animal kitchen, Animal Enclosures for Pig, Equine Shelter, New Kennels, New Clinic & Grooming) 2. ABC Programme (Veterinary Fee & Medicine cost) 3. Grooming Centre (additional funding) 4. Equipment (digital camera & grooming charger) 5. Community Education 6. Staff Training (cat surgery & ABC) 7. Outreach Programme a. Chamoli (recovery centre & animal shelter)

Animal Nepal received $ 36000 from Help Animals India in 2015. Nepal was badly hit by a earthquake at the first quarter of 2015 and the majority of the funds use for earthquake related activitess. Many people and countless animals were affected during that time. A survey learns that close to 150.000 birds, 8000 buffaloes and cows and 14,500 pigs and goats died. The number has however gone up after the strong aftershock on May 12. Animal Nepal mobilize three teams to reach out to injured livestock in Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Dhading, Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Sindhupalchowk districts. A total of 900 animals were benefitted, including 500 working equines plus 175 farm animals in Lalitpur, 152 in Dhading, 54 in Sindhupalchowk, 22 in Kathmandu, 13 in Rasuwa, 6 in Nuwakot and 3 in Bhaktapur District. Animal Nepal together with World Vets and JGI Nepal manage to handle various cases in Dhading, Sindhupalchowk, Rasuwa and Nuwakot. The teams were shocked by the severity of the injuries. They came across broken spines and broken limbs, and treated various cases of pneumonia and diarrhea. Animal Nepal mainly focused in the treatment of canines but after the disaster they went out of their comfort zone to help all the injured animals as stray dogs suffered Third Program Service Accomplishments Description
relatively less casualties compared to the farm animals. The livestock are mostly kept inside the farm, tied with a rope, the reason for which they were
the one to get injured. The grant provided by Help Animal India enable our team to reach out countless needy animals. Part of the grant also been used
for Godavari Donkey Sanctuary, a home of rescued working equine.
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Karuna has organized various activities related to street dog welfare, Animal Birth Control, treatment of injured dogs, public awareness creation, rescue, and re- homing. organizing Anti-Rabies Vaccination program for street dogs in various areas of Help Animals India supported through Animal birth control, rabies vaccination, rescue treat release, methods to reduce euthanasia, training, and one year salary of a new program manager. Also support of the wildlife sanctuary for bears , birds, deer. And to feed the resident rescued animals of hundreds of cows, dogs, cats.

SPCA Thane/Mumbai did 100 animal birth control operations with this grant. Donations of specialized equipment and medical care.

Community Dog Welfare (Nepal) did earthquake rescue in their area and care to their rescued dogs as well as donated medical supplies.

Help Animals India gave grants to JBF (INDIA) TRUST commonly known as JBF (Just Be Friendly) located in the state of Assam in the north-eastern corner of India. This included their support to the Animal Birth Control & Anti Rabies Vaccination (ABC-ARV/spay/neuter) program at Guwahati, Assam. Besides we funded for the Post Flood Veterinary support in many places of Assam that were severely affected by flood. Moreover the grant is provided to buy & modify a vehicle that JBF is using to pick-up the rescue dogs and also for picking & releasing of dogs in their ABC-ARV project.