cawa.nurturingthebond

Effective rabies surveillance is essential in order to achieve the ultimate goal of a Rabies Free India.

Worldwide Veterinary Service - WVS

The first Animal Protection Meet in Punjab aims to unite the state’s animal protection organizations and compassionate individuals, fostering a collective effort towards the welfare and rights of animals in Punjab.

It was an honor to showcase the operations of the dog sterilization unit at Chandigarh's Animal Birth Control unit, a state-of-the-art facility established by the Municipal Corporation of Chandigarh. The initiative taken by MC Chandigarh serves as an exemplary model for other cities and states to emulate.
We were privileged to have esteemed individuals from the field of animal welfare visit the ABC unit. Animal Aid Unlimited

FIAPO Worldwide Veterinary Service - WVS

Spay Neuter Everyday !

We express our gratitude to for generously sponsoring spay/neuter surgeries for the dogs of Hasanpur Village. We are also thankful for their support in providing medicines and veterinary care equipment for our rescued animals.

We found this scared girl with an irritating cherry eye and tick fever. Finally after a long course of tick fever treatment her surgery was conducted today.

Mr. and Mrs. Singh have chosen to celebrate their anniversary by spending time with the furrykids we have rescued.
One of the kid named Star, is paralyzed and currently staying at our shelter. Mr. Singh found Star outside the hospital where he works and took it upon himself to rescue her.
He made a tremendous effort to take Star to the vet, ensuring that she received all necessary checkups and treatments before bringing her to our shelter. It is quite rare for individuals to follow up on the rescues they bring to us, but Mr. Singh has gone above and beyond by taking equal responsibility for Star's well-being. He has consistently sent her medications and kept in touch with us to ensure she is doing well.
We would like to extend our warmest wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Singh on their wedding anniversary. May they continue to lead a happy and fulfilling life together, always filled with joy and love.

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The only solution to achieve “Rabies Free” status is mass vaccination !

Thankyou for celebrating international dog day with our furry kids ❤️

Bhim ❤️

Let’s eliminate rabies by adopting “One Health Approach”

Vaccination drive in collaboration with Puppies are vaccinated against viruses like Distemper and Parvo and adult dogs are vaccinated against Rabies

This will be followed by sterilization of campus dogs to make the campus puppy free and conflict free.

Educating the young regarding compassion and how to be safe around the dogs.

Why do we ask for donations ?

Because it is nearly possible for a single individual to take care of so many animals as it takes it's toll emotionally as well as financially. Rent, electricity, veterinary bills, food bills , medicines,salaries and sometimes heartaches and sadness and the list goes on. It’s everyone's responsibility to help the one who needs us irrespective of the species , color , shape or caste in whatever way we can.

Several years back I came across several incidents and felt the pain and sufferings of the street animals and their helplessness after which I decided to focus on what “they need” instead of what “I want” and devote my remaining time towards their well being.

Just for a single moment if you can think about helping someone else, the peace and happiness you earn is priceless. The feeling of selflessness and satisfaction of doing something for someone in need is the best feeling ever. Trust me sometimes it doesn't have to cost you anything to do good for just one being (human/animal/environment). It even might be less than your dinner date.

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Update on Lulu and Zulu

Both Lulu and Zulu are progressing well and showing signs of improvement with each passing day. Initially, we had concerns about Zulu's health due to a severe tick fever and a troublesome wound, which affected his appetite. However, we are delighted to share that both Lulu and Zulu are now thriving, content, and in good health.

Let’s eradicate Rabies!

Available for adoption!!!

Name: Jeevan
Gender: Female
Age: 3 years old
Weight: 21lbs
Breed: Indian Pariah
Spayed: YES
Microchipped: YES
Vaccinated: YES
Fostered in: Oshawa, ON.
Rescue: cawa.nurturingthebond

Jeevan is looking for her forever home. She was initially rescued in 2020 from Punjab, India.

Here is her back story.

Jeevan entered into someone's home to play with their resident dog. The homeowner did not like this and instead of nicely removing her from the home, he decided to shoot her. She was shot in the back which caused her to become paralyzed in her hind end. Understandably she was very scared of people when she first arrived but after lots of time and love she is a whole new dog. Jeevan is silly, affectionate, calm and independent. She spends her days relaxing in her bed, enjoying two toys, and hanging out in the yard. She does have a cart but she is still getting used to it. She loves scooting around in the backyard and playing with the other dogs in the home. Jeevan does need to have her bladder and bowels expressed three times a day but she is a very good girl for this. This might seem like an intimidating task for someone who hasn't done it before, but it's actually quite simple and you would have the full support of her foster parents to help you through this learning transition. Jeevan does well when left alone and doesn't get into anything she shouldn't. She doesn't have any separation, anxiety or guarding behavior. She sleeps through the night on a dog bed in her foster parents bedroom. Jeevan can be shy when meeting new people but quickly warms up. She is good with larger dogs. She has not been cat-tested. She would be fine with children 8+. She is looking for a home with a family who will be patient with her while she settles in. A home with little to no stairs is preferred or someone who can carry her up and down the stairs. If you are interested in adopting Jeevan, please complete an adoption application on the link below.

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We are pleased to announce that we have received 11 vaccine sponsorships thus far. However, we still require an additional 13 sponsorships to ensure that all puppies in our shelter are vaccinated and protected against potentially fatal viral diseases.

We kindly ask for your support in helping us achieve our goal of immunizing these vulnerable puppies.

Thankyou for sending dog food for our rescues and streeties !

Our Veterinary Heroes on duty !

Pistol has been appointed as a team protector of our Rabies Control Taskforce team. In case you want an appointment kindly email [email protected]

The Hidden Heroes of Our Organization - Behind every successful organization, there are efforts of the countless individuals. These unsung heroes are the backbone of our organization.

We have now the team of 52

Introducing Mishka: A Loving and Playful Canine Companion!

Name: Mishka
Age: 3 years old
Spayed: Yes
Vaccinated: Yes
Microchipped: Yes
Breed: Husky mix

Mishka is a delightful dog with a heart full of love and a playful spirit that is sure to bring joy to any home. Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, her current owners are unable to provide her with the care she deserves. However, they are devoted to finding her a loving forever home where she will be cherished just as much as they have cherished her.

Will need a secure backyard, she is very social and well behaved

Mishka is eagerly awaiting her new home, where she can continue to spread her love and playful energy. If you are ready to open your heart and provide Mishka with the care, attention, and secure environment she deserves, you will be rewarded with a loyal and affectionate companion for life.

To adopt Mishka please fill out the application, please see link in bio

A few weeks ago, we stumbled upon a pitbull mother dog tied up on the side of the road during a scorching afternoon. Her two young puppies were dehydrated and in dire need of care. It's unfathomable how someone could be so heartless as to abandon a mother and her offspring in a desolate location, where they couldn't even fend for themselves and find sustenance.
We were able to find a temporary foster home for them, but unfortunately now they have refused to take care of them further. Sadly no one has come forward to adopt them yet. As a result, they are still in our care and available for adoption. We urge anyone who is interested in providing a loving home for these precious animals to contact us as soon as possible.

Contact - 8699695770