People For Animals - India's largest Animal welfare organization by Maneka Gandhi

A monkey was badly hurt by the other monkey and unbale to walk. On reaceiving the information form Bedag on 20th Feb. 2012. We rushed to the spot and take it to the hospital. Treatment was given the help of local veterniary doctor and now it is reovering. It is kept in cage for full recovery  and will be released to its prior palce after treatment.

Behind the Bharti Hospital in Sangli small children from slums{Banjaras} are sent to hunt for wild birds and wild rabbits by their parents. They are below 18 years of age and are not liable for punishment. WPFA Sangli kept a watch on them and caught the boys while hunting, who were of 12,13 and 14 of age. They all kept in forest office and called their parents. They hunt wild rabbits and wild birds (titar, wild dove etc.) for sell them for Rs. 100 and above. We  strictly warned and took all their hunting materials and disposed. They also Warned for punishemnt and case against their parents.

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Some years ago in school, a couple of boys in my son's school cornered a lizard and began poking it. My son chanced upon them and saw the lizard detach its tail in an effort to get away. He was enormously angry and the resultant row brought the teacher in. To his surprise, she agreed with the boys saying that lizards should be killed.

Fortunately my son had a smattering of animal facts. He informed those lizards were the cleanest of all creatures, not only completely harmless but extremely useful in the house where they destroyed far more mosquitoes and other pests than dangerous chemical mosquito repellents. The teacher tried to explain that while she was sensitive to large animals, she found the entire "lower world" difficult to understand or appreciate.

Many people feel the same away about insects, fish, and birds and thereby lose out on the wonders of 90 % of the world.

People For Animals- Faridabad organized Animal Awareness Camp in Aggarwal College at Ballabgarh On 13 Feb,2012 . There were more than 250 students present at this time. The presentation was delivered by D.K Sharma. The motive of our presentation was to make students aware about the issues like over population, animal suffering and rabies. They promoted adoption of street dogs and sterilization. Handouts were given to the school children and teachers. One on which was detailed the Indian animals laws written with do and don't messages. Manoj Kumar, Jagmohan , Rakesh, Brijesh and Vinod PFA members were present during the presentation.

The motive of our presentation was to make students aware about the issues like over population, animal suffering and rabies. They promoted adoption of street dogs and sterilization. Handouts were given to the school children and teachers. One on which was detailed the Indian animals laws written with do and don't messages. Manoj Kumar, Jagmohan , Rakesh, Brijesh and Vinod PFA members were present during the presentation.
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A very poisonous snake (Gokhura) was rescued in Islampur from a locality by PFA members Nabonita Upadhaya and Sanjay Das with the help of a snake catching expert. The Banya Pran Saptaha ( Wild Life Week) was organized by PFA Uttar Dinjapur with the help of Islapur Fortest Department  from 20th Dec. -26th Dec.,2011.  PFA members Ayub Ali, Nabonita Upadhaya, Sanjay Das and Mintu Das delivered short speeches on this occasion. Many school children  too took part in this programme. A rally was taken out and leaflets containing  Animal Protection laws were distributed among people.

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Royal Calcutta Turf Club (RCTC) has sent two of their retired horses to PFA Kolkata's shelter ASHARI. Earlier the horses used participate  in races. Now they are around 8 years old and not fit for races.

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PFA Ambikapur - Treatment of sick Cow

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The Forest Department are confiscating the blind elephant but the CWW has given one week's notice t the DFO Ramnagar and the Director corbett to submit an explanation for the each point raised in the report. The animal Husbandry Department has sent a team if the charges made by us against the govt. vet. are true. A report is expected by wednesday.

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