My Mobile Clinic Day
Dharamsala is a town made up of many small suburbs and villages and is populated by thousands of street animals (mostly dogs and cows). The DAR mobile clinic is an excellent and necessary way to meet the needs of animals needing care but are not in critical condition....
How a Dog and a Sea Lion became Friends
My dog is not only a rescue pup, he also rescues pups. Seal pups, that is. Rocket was born on the streets of Southern India. He was found, just weeks old, under a bush on the roadside. Two huge-hearted people took him and his brother into their home—the only two...
Eliminating Rabies by 2030: an Ambitious Global Plan
One third of the world’s estimated 59,000 rabies deaths occur in India. 99% of these deaths are the result of a dog bite. 40% of the time, it is an impoverished child who dies. In June, a collaboration of four partners: the World Health Organization (WHO), the Food...
Asha’s Story: Adopted after six years!
“Say hello to sweet, beautiful Asha, the newest member of our little family!” She began her journey to us five days ago, and according to my calculations, traveled almost 9,000 miles (over 14,000km) to reach us. What a brave girl! There were a few delays at customs,...
Stray Animals: The Why and the How
Why are there so many stray dogs and cats in developing countries? Street dogs and feral cats exist in large numbers in developing countries for several reasons: 1. They are able to scavenge. Large amounts of exposed garbage are an abundant source of food, enabling...Love Animals and like to Write?
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