55th rescue from Team PFCII since April 2015

On Friday night, Dinesh Baba of Team Pfci was awakened by the cry of this little one who was rescued a couple of days back from the road after her mother got killed in an accident.

Dinesh rushed to see the little one in foster care and was shocked to see a swelling below the right arm. Having no clue of what it is, Dinesh rushed to the Vet at Santhome from his residence in Vandalur.

By 3am, the little one, named Bear, has been admitted & is now under observation. Bear is our 55th rescue since April 2015.

Let’s hope & pray that Bear gets well soon !!
Contributions towards Bear & others are most welcome !
Contact: Arun Prasanna : 9884071136

Rescued & Admitted this little Madhav lying in a puddle

Madhu being treated

Our team saw Madhav lying in a puddle near the office. Dinesh and Karthi rushed her to our Vet & is now under observation. Keeping fingers crossed.

Madhav looks very dull and frail. Let’s pray she doesn’t have a dangerous disease.

Vet bills have hit the roof, contributions are most welcome. Contact: Arun Prasanna : 9884071136 or Aditi Madhu: 09677273780

Kind donors required for the treatment of this little one

On June 21 at about 7:45 AM,Team PFCI received a rescue call to their helpline from Mr.Yogesh and Mr.Prabhu that a GSD was abandoned and he was too dehydrated and weak.Team PFCI rushed to the spot and found that the boy was too weak and couldn’t even stand on its own.

The team rescued the GSD and took him for medical examination to Heart 2 Heart Veterinary Hospital,Chennai.After the examination,he was found anemic  and too dehydrated.His heart was pumping low and over all this,he has been diagnosed with Canine Distemper.

The GSD was named Ashok.Ashok has been shifted to the Intensive Unit .The vet said Ashok needs some blood transfusion and when we are on that,a kind and a savior  Raspo  came forward and he met with all the requirements of Ashok.

Now Ashok has been transfused with one unit of blood and he is still battling for his life.

Please come forward to kindly donate for his treatment.

A puppy covered in tar rescued and treated by our team PFCI

Please pray for Thor, the baby boy covered in tar.

It was the midnight of June 22, we got a call from Asuntha that she had rescued a male dog who was fully covered with tar. We promised her that we would take the pup and assured the treatment ASAP.

Thor covered in tar

The next morning, our team member Dinesh met Asuntha, picked the pup and rushed to our vet hospital. We fondly named the pup Thor (after the lightning god, Marvel comic character) and immediately admitted him.

The vets, handlers and Dinesh started cleaning up Thor. It was a Herculean task as the tar had hardened on Thor’s body. Thor is now under intensive care treatment and we are hoping that he would recover fast.

This is how Thor looked after the efforts, love and affection showered upon him by our team and vets.

This is our cute Thor after treatment

Our Team PFCI thanks Asuntha for taking Thor home and for putting in great efforts to save him. She applied vegetable oil, gave him a nice massage, fed him and showered him lots of love.

Let’s pray for Thor’s speedy recovery and healthy life.

For further details you can contact:

Arun Prasanna M.I.B, Founder& Secretary,
People For Cattle in India (PFCI), Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.,
98840 71136. 
Website: http://www.peopleforcattleinindia.org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Peopleforcattleinindia
Twitter: https://twitter.com/PFCII
Instagram: https://instagram.com/people_for_cattle_in_india_/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/PeopleForCattleInIndiaPFCII
All Donations made to PFCI are Exempted from Tax under 80G
PFCI is a Certified ISO 9001:2008 Trust

Below is the video of the tar covered boy Thor.

Foster parents needed urgently for a beautiful female Rottweiler

Rotty with PFCI team members at the pet clinic. Please help find her a home?

Chennai: This is an urgent adoption appeal. Also, we request people to think thoroughly before adopting pets. If they are not capable of handling pets and they think that they won’t be able to take care of the pet any more, at least have the courtesy to contact animal welfare organisation such as People for Cattle in India or any other before abandoning pets. It’s a shameful act to abandon pets on the streets. This is what happened to Rotty.

Mrs. Jaya informed the PFCI team that someone came in a car, dumped this beautiful female rottweiler on the street and fled.  Our team rushed to the spot and rescued her. She, named as Rotty for now, has undergone a health check and is boarded . Rotty is approximately 8-10 months old, active and healthy. She appears to be human friendly and understands basic commands.

How about adopting this gorgeous little one and adding some sunshine to your lives?

Please contact below for further details.

Arun Prasanna M.I.B,

People For Cattle in India (PFCI),Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.,
98840 71136.

Website: http://www.peopleforcattleinindia.org/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Peopleforcattleinindia

Twitter: https://twitter.com/PFCII

Instagram: https://instagram.com/people_for_cattle_in_india_/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/PeopleForCattleInIndiaPFCII

PFCI is a Certified ISO 9001:2008 Trust

All donations made to PFCI are exempted from tax under 80G

Rescued this little one who was locked inside a house for the past few days without food and water

This picture was taken before Akash was rescued

On May 8th, we received a call seeking help in rescuing a dog named Akash who was locked inside a house by his owner in Thiruvotriyur near Chennai for the past few days. Animal lover, Priya Varshini, has been feeding Akash till then through the window. The owners went on a vacation and they left him behind to fend for himself. Akash was tied with a metal chain, inside the locked house.

Team PFCI rushed to the nearby police station and lodged a complaint. The police took three hours to decide on the matter and finally gave the go ahead to break the lock and release Akash. PFCI received the CSR copy from the police and with their help, rescued Akash.

The CSR copy registered by the Thiruvotriyur police

Akash was checked by the vet and given enough food and water. Akash is now at foster care and will be up for adoption. The case registered with the police will be investigated once the owner returns.

We are not able to understand such recklessness on the part of the owners. Why do they even keep pets if they can’t look after them? They would certainly not have left their own child like they did to Akash. Why such a treatment is meted out to the poor animals with no fault of theirs? So many unanswered questions and like every time it’s the animals that suffer. When will this attitude change?

For adoption or donation to PFCI, please contact below

Arun Prasanna M.I.B,

Founder & Secretary,
People For Cattle in India (PFCI),

Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.,
98840 71136.

Website: http://www.peopleforcattleinindia.org/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Peopleforcattleinindia

Twitter: https://twitter.com/PFCII

Instagram: https://instagram.com/people_for_cattle_in_india_/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/PeopleForCattleInIndiaPFCII

PFCI is a Certified ISO 9001:2008 Trust

All Donations made to PFCI are Exempted from Tax under 80G

Foster parents needed: Rescued two Labradors from West Mambalam that were ill-treated by the owners

Chennai:

Male dog, Rocky, with swollen legs and skin infection

We need foster pet parents for two Labradors who were ill-treated by the owners in West Mambalam. The dogs were in such a poor condition that they had developed skin and fungal infections. They also had swollen legs, paws and face. We lodged a complaint to the Ashok Nagar Police. The owners had come to the station and agreed to hand over both the dogs to us for medical treatment and upkeep. The owners agreed to fund the treatment of the dogs. They wanted to take the dogs to Vepery but we refused as the dogs were in urgent need of medical attention. And the owners were insisting to treat them in Vepery making them walk everyday which would have caused the dogs a lot of pain and stress.

The dogs were duly treated and are boarded at a private vet. We might need a foster or an adopter soon. The owner will not spend much. The male, Rambo,  is not in good shape. His blood samples have been sent for testing. He has swelling on his face, paws and shoulders. He eats well and was given a shower and will need boarding for a while now till he recovers.

Rocky and Rambo with their owner on their way to treatment

The female, Rocky, is healthy and doesn’t have any of the issues that Rambo has. She has been vaccinated, dewormed and showered. Now, both the fellows need to be given for fostering or adoption after 10 days or so. They are more than 10 years old and need special care. They will have to go together. They will not go back to the owner but we need to get them a home ASAP. The owner will be contributing for the treatment.

Please contact below for further details.

Arun Prasanna M.I.B,

People For Cattle in India (PFCI),Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.,
98840 71136.

Website: http://www.peopleforcattleinindia.org/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Peopleforcattleinindia

Twitter: https://twitter.com/PFCII

Instagram: https://instagram.com/people_for_cattle_in_india_/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/PeopleForCattleInIndiaPFCII

PFCI is a Certified ISO 9001:2008 Trust

All donations made to PFCI are exempted from tax under 80G