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PFA UTTAR DINAJPUR - Rescued Operations
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PFA Uttar Dinajpur Team successfully rescued three spectacled cobras, one eagle and one wild cat from various places of Raiganj. Two Cobras which were found in a poultry farm were rescued from Bogram village and one cobra from a villager's house at Abdulghata. We have released the snakes in jungle, far away from human habitat. We also rescued a wild cat from a TV Reporter Himangshu Das's house at Birnagar, Raiganj. The wild cat was rescued, almost dead. We treated it with the help of a vet. surgeon Dr Subhas Choudhury but it ultimately succumbed to its injury. The eagle was rescued from Sudarsanpur. It has got an injury in one of its wings. It is being treated by us in our temporary shelter. It is now better than before. The media have covered the news. 
PFA Dinajpur have rescued 25 baby spectacled cobras from a house's bedroom at Kuchpukur village, near Raiganj, Uttar Dinajpur and one big spectacled cobra from Bogram village with the help of our members Mr Nibaran Debnath and Sohel Rana Sarkar. 
This common wolf snake has been rescued by members of Uttar Dinajpur PFA from one's bedroom in Raiganj. If not rescued, the snake, though non-poisonous would have been killed. Released in an open place after rescue. 
This owl has been rescued by the members of PFA from Debinagar, Raiganj in Uttar Dinajpur. After a check-up by the vet. surgeon, we handed over the owl to the Forest
PFA Uttar Dinajpur launched a campaign against animal sacrifice. They distributed leaflets and posters and pasted them in and around the temples where animal-sacrifices are done. They persuaded the SDO of Raiganj Smt Aditi Dasgupta to sent a letter of request to the temple authority of Baira Kalimata to disallow animal-sacrifices at their premises. This was published in The Statesman on 25th October.
PFA member Nabonita Upadhyay, with the help of willing member Totan Das rescued a very rare specis of snake from Ghoshpukur Tea Garden area, near Siliguri. It was handed over to Islampur Forest Office and released in Sapnikla Forest, Islampur, Uttar Dinajpur. The snake is about 3.5 feet long and pink in colour, rarely found in West Bengal. Its name is unknown to us.
PFA Uttar Dinajpur came to know that the West Bengal Govt will provide fund for celebrating 150th Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. We expect to get a fund of Rs one lakh for this celebration. We have already applied for this fund and have to keep pursuing . We will inform you if we really get the fund . That is why we took this initiative to orgaise Vivekananda Utsab or Mela with a view to get the fund and make a massive campaigning on PFA ideals on this occasion. 
A stray bull was injured by a passing lorry on National Highway 34. PFA members of Uttar Dinajpur went on the spot and arrenged for its treatment in a temporary shed with the help of the local people. It is still in our treatment. PFA Also rescued two monkey. 
On 29/04/12, PFA Uttar Dinajpur seized some bamboo spears that are used in killing birds from two poachers in Itahar. We also fed and treated an injured street dog near Raiganj Railway station with the help of our vet. surgeon. 
PFA Uttardinajpur rescued two Gangetic dolphins from the shallow water of the Dock river, at Baldihata of Kishanganj, Bihar and released in Mahananda river at Thakurganj.
During the observation of the Wild Life Week in Islampur, a big Daras snake was rescued by PFA member Nabonita Upadhaya from Milanpally High School. A street dog that fell into a high drain was rescued and treated by PFA members Nabonita Upadhaya and Mr Sanjay Das in Islampur. A cow was abandoned by its owner as it one of its legs was amputated after an accident. The owner left it in vet. hospital. When we protested against it and threatened the owner to flle an F I R, he agreed to take it back. The cow is now in his possession and we are keeping a watch on it.
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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