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

PFA Bareilly organized a vaccianton camp for dogs. The dogs not only got the vaccination but also treated and gave suggetion about proper care of animals. [Image Gallery]

PFA Bareilly treated a dog which has porblem in its hind legs and unable to sit properly. [Image Gallery]

A bitch was found on Nandre highway by pfa volunteers. It was pregnant and mourning with pain. We bought it to vet. hospital where cesaerian operation done by the vet doctor. The bitche gave birth 5 puppies. It is safe and healthy now. [Image Gallery]

PFA Bareilly treated a sick monkey. It is now under treatment at our shelter. [Image Gallery]

PFA Sangli rescued 5 kites from Brahmanpuri. They all sick of food poisoning. All the kites treated at shelter and are under observation. Unfortunately 1 kite occurred death. [Image Gallery]

Rescue of eight domestic geese from a two star resort owned by Saradha group near Santiniketan.

Due to the sunny hot weather many birds are falling on ground with heat and thirst. These birds are bought to our shelter by animal lovers where they got the proper care and treatment. [Image Gallery]

On the occasion of 4th sad demise Anniversary of late  “Jyoti Bafna" with  blessing of param pujaynayee Moksh Vijay Maharaj sheb; pupil of sant param pujniya Rajtilak Vijay Maharaj ji; facility of water tankers & Parinda Provision of water for birds & wild animals in the forest area in summer period  with start from  20th April 2013 in vadakhda forest area Sirohi Disitt.

In our region Aravali hills are on height and so much forest area is there and lot of wild animals are located in this region such as panther, leopard, neelgai, Wild cat, rabbit, deer, peacock etc. During summer days when hot climate is on peak and wild animals are facing lack of water then pfa sirohi is doing some help for wild animals on this aspect.

Special note: most needy area of forest range where water is not available in enough amount for the wild animals, daily  13 tank of water  will be  supplied. This event is organizing from last 4 yrs with regular schedule.

Forest area list: Vadakhda Ghas bid, Cluster 1st Mirpur, Cluster 2nd Dhanta, Dharla-Viroli Ghas bid, Bahari-Ghata area, Shree Gankeswar area Palid-M, Ojana-Nada Varal ,CCS Sanvada  

Upon receiving a tip-off that young cattle were destined for slaughter at the Goa Meat Complex (GMC) - the official Govt slaughter house - animal welfare activists of the Govansh Raksha Abhiyaan-Goa rushed to the GMC and discovered that 26 young male calves and heifers, aged between six months to 2 years had been registered for slaughter at the GMC. They contacted AWBI member, Adv. Ms. Norma Alvares, who visited the site and ascertained that the coomplaint was bonafide. A complaint was filed withthe local police who refused to act on the complaint although they registered it, as, according to the police, the law was unclear on the minimum age for slaughter of male cattle and in any case, this was not the first time that young cattle were admitted for slaughter.

A PIL was filed the High Court by the NGO. The Court immediately shut down temporarily all slaughter activity at the GMC and directed a committee to inspect the GMC and file a report within a week. The report has disclosed that the veterinary officer was remiss in his duties and used to issue certificates under pressure from traders and without proper verification. The Committee also reported that although stun gun is available, stunning of animals was not carried out for the past three years, that animals from neighbouring states are transported for slaughter - loaded on trucks beyond permissible capacity, that green chillies are put into the eyes of the cattle to make them stand for slaughter etc. Goa has a state-of-the-art slaughter house, but the officers in charge are reprehensible beyond words.

On 30th April 2013, the Court permitted the GMC to resume slaughter but under stringent conditions. These include monitoring and supervision by a high-ranking committee, regulation of entry and exit of vehicles by the police, prohibition of slaughter of animals from outside the state and most importantly, that no animal below 12 years of age shall be slaughtered. The Court decreed that slaughter of bulls shall be done strictly as per the Goa Prevention of Cow Slaughter Act,1978, the Goa Animal Preservation Act, 1995 and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960. The Court also directed that the young animals be well looked after and that action be initiated against those responsible for this heinous state of affairs.

PFA Bareilly rescued a Cow on 28th April 2013. It was hit by truck. It was sent to IBRI for better treatment. [Image Gallery]