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Animal Sacrifice in Bhagabati temple, Orissa

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P.F.A student wing arranged a camp in Bhagabati temple in Puri district in which the animal sacrifice is going on in very huge numbers. They could only save a few animals but could not stop all from being killed.

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PFA Student Wing rescued 42 cattle from illegal transportation and distributed some to the nearest villagers. The rest are in the PFA Shelter.

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Last Updated on Sunday, 25 July 2010 20:43
 

Carpet Exhibition

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Expressing art through a completely new medium, PEOPLE FOR ANIMALS presents "Fly your own carpets to your wall", an exhibition of hand woven carpets created by SUNIL SETHI DESIGN ALLIANCE .Taking art beyond the canvas, master carpet weavers at Design Alliance weave the rarest works of legendary artist or designers on a museum quality carpet that can now grace your floor or your wall. A fund raiser in aid of the various animal welfare activities initiated by People for Animals, this art installation invites patrons of the art to spend a moment protecting our world and its animals. Each magical masterpiece is approximately 5' x 7', using the best quality yarns......

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Last Updated on Monday, 05 July 2010 12:31
 

Budgerigars, parakeets and rabbits seized!

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PFA Delhi

People for Animals Delhi team of  Rajiv Jain, Abhinav, Harshil and Sunil on June 9th went from house to house  in one colony Railway colony and seized every pet bird from each house. 18 parakeets  were taken  and the whole colony was cleared of ‘pet’ parakeets!

 On 13th June Abhinav, Nadeem, Saud and Rajeev Jain seized 3 Alexandrine Parakeets, two rose ringed parakeets and one plum headed parakeets from 4 locations in Dev Nagar.

1.       Abhinav seized 8 budgerigars from near Akshardham from one Raj Kumar. He was selling them on the roadside in small cages.

 2.      Abhinav also seized 12 budgerigars from a person Vinod who was selling them at Ghaffar Market.

3.      On 9th May, Saud and Rajeev Jain seized two parakeets which was kept by a person called Raju in Dev Nagar. He said he was working with MCD and refused to give the parakeets. We called the police. The PCR person one Surat Singh (Mobile : 9868083142) was very helpful. He said that he had earlier worked as your PSO and he seemed extremely impressed by you!! With his help we seized the two parakeets. Currently they are with me as they are unable to fly.

4.      On 15th May, Abhinav seized 2 budgerigars and 4 rabbits from a person who was selling them by the roadside in Green Park.

 

Six Ringneck Parakeets Rescued

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PFA AmravatiC. hetan Bharati of PFA Amravati  rescued a puppy stuck on the edge of a seconf floor office by climbing up the pipes.
PFA Amravati rsided the weekly bazar and caught women selling wild partiridges which were confiscated and released.
 

Owl Rescued from a poacher

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PFA FaridabadPFA Faridabad rescued an owl on 13 June,2010 from a poacher.

 

Female Monkey Rescued from a Temple

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PFA Agra got a distress call that a female monkey near a temple was crying due to intense pain. She was rolling on the ground and the people were hesitant to help  due to fear of being bitten by her. PFA was called  and our rescue team went and brought her to the PFA Agra shelter. On examination, it was found that it was a case of dystocea (the fetus is unable to come out of the pelvic cavity). The head of the fetus was diverted to side wards. The monkey was put under anesthesia and the dead fetus was taken out.

The mother was put on supportive therapy and strong antibiotic coverage for a week. She was lethargic and in a state of trauma due to the loss of her baby. She refused to take food but gradually started by taking bananas and then 'Dalia' (broken wheat cooked in water with a little milk added later).  Within a week, her depression started lifting and she started taking interest. She would come to us and take food from our hands. She then adjusted to a normal life and when totally recovered, she was freed from the bondage of the cage in the area from where she was brought.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 16 June 2010 08:25
 
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