Dharamsala Animal Rescue simply doesn’t exist without its wonderful staff team. Period. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again — DAR is only as good as its staff and volunteers. In previous posts, we’ve talked to some volunteers who have given their time...
Dharamsala Animal Rescue simply doesn’t exist without its wonderful staff team. Period. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again — DAR is only as good as its staff and volunteers. In previous posts, we’ve talked to some volunteers who have given their time...
Rabies is a deadly zoonotic virus (meaning it can spread from animals to humans) that kills an estimated 59,000 people every year. India accounts for 36% of the deaths. That’s one person every 9 minutes. Sadly, because India does not have rabies on the list of...
In response to the increasing number of rabies cases including six in October and two more since, Dharamsala Animal Rescue (DAR) decided to take to the streets with their team and volunteers to keep the community safe. Since such projects are quite costly, Hunter...
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...
Stray dogs, or desi dogs as we know them in India, can be bit of a tough subject, especially when it comes to dog attacks. Most of the time the street dogs of India are a harmless, an integrated part of the community―barking at night and harassing the coolies...
