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PFA-PAWS ambulance has finally hit the road with the bodywork and accessories costing Rs. 2,71,400 of which Mrs. Gandhi has till now financed Rs. 2,43,207/-.

Please see the video and listen to the narration to know what sort of multipurpose van it will be- An Animal Ambulance like none other in the whole country.

What's more noteworthy is that on its maiden run from workshop to PAWS shelter it was used for picking up one leg fractured dog from Michaelnagar, Dum Dum area and used for releasing of 4 dogs from shelter to airport and Chinar Park area, working upto 10 pm ever since it left body shop at 4pm.

It will be used everyday and the usage will be paid for by mentors of animals or by PAWS in case mentors are not capable. The tariff structure has been made very simple.

Anywhere to anywhere: (Within 50 km radius of Barasat)

1) Single dog: Just Rs. 600
2) 2 to 5 dogs: Rs. 200
3) 6 to 10 dogs: Rs. 150
4) 11 to 16 dogs: Rs. 100 per dog.

Note:
1) The tariff above is subject to the condition that the pickup and drop shall be as per the most feasible round trip route planned by PAWS.
2) Even if the dogs picked up have to travel around the whole route before reaching the destination shelter, the Treatment will start on board in consultation with shelter and doctor on telecall.
3) Anywhere to anywhere means the transport could be to to and fro journey to any vet clinic, hospital or shelter of any NGO.
4) All of the above provisions will apply only if the service seeker's requirements could feasibly be met as per other commitments of the vehicle.
5) For locations beyond 50 km radius, sufficient advance booking and customised rate calculation to be done as per requirement @ basic cost of trip Rs. 10 per km only.

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PFA-PAWS ambulance required Rs. 2.36 Lacs to be on the road after paying off the bodywork workshop.

Mrs. Gandhi has so kindly paid the entire amount plus some extra that will be refunded to her.

Please see the video and listen to the narration to know what sort of multipurpose van it will be- An Animal Ambulance like none other in the whole country.

Do we have pride in India, Indian or being Indian? How many Indians have heard of a Mudhol Hound?

See their intelligence level that's close to fuzzy logic.

This is a typical Sunday morning potty prowl of Bhulo Dutt and his royal consort Chhyagah the Devil Reborn.

They know it's Sunday. They wake up late, not before 830 am and sit queued up outside Papa's bathroom instead of climbing downstairs to wait for the dog man who comes at 8am sharp on all week days. Somehow they know that this day is Papa's duty and they wait for Papa to get ready.

The video starts with their stepping out of the house and into the greenery of the housing complex. Watch their calm and contented stepping
-No tugging and pulling.
-No entangling of leashes. -Care two hoots about competitor dogs barking from another house.
-Nice social behaviour with security guards.

But yes, one typical trait of Indian dogs is visible about their inquisitiveness.

Chhyagah is inquisitive about what's been there in the garbage bin. She was used to plundering the bins up to one year of age and during her free style life in her puppy days.

Bhulo is inquisitive about news only, just like men are supposed to be news buffs and women are more keen about rummaging into things to buy. We see, read or listen to news. They sniff news and the smells tell them long stories. Each tire of a car is a newsroom and Bhulo has the habit of wagging his tail if he recognizes smells from a place that he's visited.

Stay tuned to this Page to learn everything you need to know about the domestic training, suitability and behaviour of Indian dogs.

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We had posted that every country with pride has their own Shepherd Dog, except India.

Here's PAWS Adoption Review, 1 September 20:

Now see this Bengal Shepherd Dog puppy adopted by my neighbour Dr. Julfikar Mondal and his wife Mrs. Rupali Mondal who had adopted a 2 months old female Indian Tuxedo Hound puppy that they named as Daisy a few days back. They have named the male as Dino. We salute them for having saved two lives. PAWS warranty stands for both the puppies.

Dino is perfectly gelled with Daisy and we wish them very good health so that they grow huge in size.

This Dino was brought to a lane beside a housing at Barasat by an unknown person and abandoned. He's a 2 month old male puppy who had fortunately been adopted by a Sterilized female 'Huki' in her lane and was sharing her food provided by Prasenjit Dutta of PAWS.

Look at his similarity with a GSD. The highway outside the lane would have plastered him any day unless the good doctor adopted him.

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No wonder that the mentor insisted on sending the dog to PAWS ONLY.

#CaseNo736, 22.07.20:
Indian Oil Petrol Station opposite to City Centre 2, he's a 10+ yrs old male White Bull Hound Dog named 'Petrol' admitted with paralysed jaw due to dog attack, broken teeth, Maggot wounds and penis cancer as the underlying cause of his weakness that lead to attack by other dogs and also a vehicle hit to the jaw.

Happy Release Update, 25.08.20:
He was carried back to Location by the mentor and handed over to local feeder. See the 3.5 min video for the full story and the happiness of Petrol's reunion with his pack.

Case history:
He was admitted to PAWS associate shelter of Nani Gopal Saha where quality control is now supervised by PAWS whenever we run out of space we get dogs admitted to his shelter that has now reached a standard of infrastructure development and maintenance that PAWS demands.

PAWS paravet has regularly attended to his treatment in consultation with PAWS doctor and the results are visible. The paralyzed jaw became active within a week and he was able to start eating on his own after the damaged teeth fell off. However there was still a bit of concern about him developing a dysenteric condition after commencing normal eating subsequent to 2nd dose of chemotherapy for the cancerous growth in penis.

Mentor: Mrs. Arundhuti Roy of Dashadrone, Rajarhat who cares for food and treatment of several dogs in that area.

Donation received:
1) Rs. 1,000 cash from Priyanka Kar Chakrabarty of an animal welfare group at New Town.

Actual expenses:
1) Rs. 3,500 for chemotherapy, sheltering and treatment for nearly 5 weeks.

Shortfall: Rs. 2,500, expected to be paid by mentor.

Kind donors are requested to keep on donating so as to keep PAWS capable of treating animals with utmost care even for unpaid cases and also to cover the huge expense of Rs. 96,000 per month for running a 70 dog capacity shelter that is kept equipped with most necessary gadgets and medicines.

Donation to PAWS can be done in 4 ways:

ONE: (From Worldwide through NRE/ NRO accounts of donors or through resident accounts of their friends/ relatives)

A/C Name: Pashupati Animal Welfare Society
A/c .no- 35646300954
Current Account
SBI Dum Dum Branch,
5/1, Jessore Rd, DumDum, Kolkata 700 080
IFSC SBIN0002054

TWO: (Only in India)
By paying through PayTM to account linked Mobile Number -7003692051

THREE: (Only in India)
Paytm Bank Account:
Prasenjit Dutta
Account No. 917003692051
IFSC Code PYTM0123456

FOUR:
Bhim UPI 7003692051@paytm

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#CaseNo727, 06.08.20:
Hridaypur Railway Station that's next to Barasat, he's a 1+ yr old male Brown Bengal Terrier Dog named 'Chocolate', admitted with a 3 legs cut off under a train.

Update 26.08.20:
His grievous wounds are healing well without further Amputation. He's such a sensitive and sensible dog that he watches patiently and consciously while the dressings are changed. The best thing is his response to his mentor and his talking on mobile with his owner.

He can only crawl when the stubs of his legs heal up. We're trying to design a front body wheel cart or prosthetic legs so that he should be able to roll or hop about with the support of his remaining hind leg. He's a most lovable dog and very well loved by his owner.

We would be very thankful if some kind person adopts him in a house where he can run about on flat and even surface on a wheel cart and live the joyful life that a dog deserves.

Original condition:
On the night of 5 Aug he was run over by a train while he was being walked by leash along the railway tracks. His owner is a very poor lady who lives in a shanty on railway land 1 foot outside the barriers along the tracks. The only space to walk her dog was the wide corridor of double track railway line and she felt safe that trains are now not running during Lockdown for COVID19.

She did hear the twice daily special train for railway staff rushing towards her and stepped out of the tracks. But fate was very cruel. The dog broke free from his leash all of a sudden. She tried her best to trap him, but had to step out again to save herself.

He was lying inside the house of his owner upto the evening of next day, with extreme risk of Septicemia and without receiving any significant help. Fortunately, a local carer named Ratan Mandal brought the dog to PAWS and real treatment started.

Mentor: The owner of Chocolate is Poby Haldar, a very poor lady who lives beside the railway tracks and keeps him in her shanty hut and feeds several other dogs.

Donation received:
1) ₹200 from Ratan Mondal
2) ₹500 from Srija Sarkar of Barasat.
3) ₹1,000 from Ranju Bose of Barasat.
4) ₹2,500 from Rubina Mondal of IISER Kalyani
5) ₹5,000 from Sangeeta Sen Ghosh.
6) ₹1,000 from Arpita Sinha.

Chocolate thanks them with his heart.

Estimated expenses:
1) Rs. 4,800 for ongoing treatment with SoreTreat SLR ointment costing Rs. 1,200 per week for healing of wounds.
2) Rs. 2,000 per month for possibly life long sheltering, unless he is adopted.
3) Rs. 2,500 for wheel cart/ prosthetic legs to be designed and fabricated.
Total immediate need: Rs. 6,800.

Kind donors are requested to continue donating to keep PAWS capable of treating animals with poor mentors and also to cover the huge expense of Rs. 96,000 per month for running a 70 dog capacity shelter.

Donation to PAWS can be done in 4 ways:

ONE: (From Worldwide through NRE/ NRO accounts of donors or through resident accounts of their friends/ relatives)

A/C Name: Pashupati Animal Welfare Society
A/c .no- 35646300954
Current Account
SBI Dum Dum Branch,
5/1, Jessore Rd, DumDum, Kolkata 700 080
IFSC SBIN0002054

TWO: (Only in India)
By paying through PayTM to account linked Mobile Number -7003692051

THREE: (Only in India)
Paytm Bank Account:
Prasenjit Dutta
Account No. 917003692051
IFSC Code PYTM0123456

FOUR:
Bhim UPI 7003692051@paytm

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#CaseNo727, 06.08.20:
Hridaypur Railway Station that's next to Barasat, he's a 1+ yr old male Brown Bengal Terrier Dog named 'Chocolate', admitted with a 3 legs cut off under a train.

Update 14.08.20:
His grievous wounds are healing well without further Amputation. He's is eating very well and has been saved from going into shock because of timely control of infection within 24 hrs of the incident. Dressing changes being done every alternate day as per standard methodology and he's on his way to recovery, but doomed to an invalid state.

He can only crawl when the stubs of his legs heal up. We're trying to design a front body wheel cart or prosthetic legs so that he should be able to roll or hop about with the support of his remaining hind leg. He's a most lovable dog and very well loved by his owner.

We would be very thankful if some kind person adopts him in a house where he can run about on flat and even surface on a wheel cart and live the joyful life that a dog deserves.

Original condition:
On the night of 5 Aug he was run over by a train while he was being walked by leash along the railway tracks. His owner is a very poor lady who lives in a shanty on railway land 1 foot outside the barriers along the tracks. The only space to walk her dog was the wide corridor of double track railway line and she felt safe that trains are now not running during Lockdown for COVID19.

She did hear the twice daily special train for railway staff rushing towards her and stepped out of the tracks. But fate was very cruel. The dog broke free from his leash all of a sudden. She tried her best to trap him, but had to step out again to save herself.

He was lying inside the house of his owner upto the evening of next day, with extreme risk of Septicemia and without receiving any significant help. Fortunately, a local carer named Ratan Mandal brought the dog to PAWS and real treatment started.

Mentor: The owner of Chocolate is Poby Haldar, a very poor lady who lives beside the railway tracks and keeps him in her shanty hut and feeds several other dogs.

Donation received:
1) ₹200 from Ratan Mondal
2) ₹500 from Srija Sarkar of Barasat.
3) ₹1,000 from Ranju Bose of Barasat.

Estimated expenses:
1) Rs. 4,800 for ongoing treatment with SoreTreat SLR ointment costing Rs. 1,200 per week for healing of wounds.
2) Rs. 2,000 per month for possibly life long sheltering, unless he is adopted.
3) Rs. 2,500 for wheel cart/ prosthetic legs to be designed and fabricated.
Total immediate need: Rs. 6,800.

Kind donors are requested to continue donating to keep PAWS capable of treating animals with poor mentors and also to cover the huge expense of Rs. 96,000 per month for running a 70 dog capacity shelter.

Donation to PAWS can be done in 4 ways:

ONE: (From Worldwide through NRE/ NRO accounts of donors or through resident accounts of their friends/ relatives)

A/C Name: Pashupati Animal Welfare Society
A/c .no- 35646300954
Current Account
SBI Dum Dum Branch,
5/1, Jessore Rd, DumDum, Kolkata 700 080
IFSC SBIN0002054

TWO: (Only in India)
By paying through PayTM to account linked Mobile Number -7003692051

THREE: (Only in India)
Paytm Bank Account:
Prasenjit Dutta
Account No. 917003692051
IFSC Code PYTM0123456

FOUR:
Bhim UPI 7003692051@paytm

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No more 15 per km!

The PFA-PAWS Wonder Ambulance--A never before ambulance. Check to see the versatility! It's nearly ready.

Kudos to General Coach Works, Kolkata for translating our idea into reality so accurately. Many thanks to Mrs. Gandhi for funding the cost of the van.

Early Bird Membership continues for PAWS-PFA ambulance! Be a member now to have the benefits.

To be an Ambulance Member and earn benefits for your animals, please see https://www.facebook.com/1490798644550799/posts/2436069900023664/

All membership applications may please be filled in through the contact form at https://www.pawsrescue.in/contact-us/ using 'Ambulance' as subject matter and other personal details that are requested on the online form.

The approval note that you'll receive should be printed and kept safely. It should be presented to driver at the time of service and your discounted rate will instantly be activated for 5 cases per month through one full year.

Now please see the video to visualize the versatile vehicle.

Salient Features:
1: The structure, 4 cage racks that can each be taken out, 16 portable cages that fit into the racks.

2: Rails on the floor for sliding in 4 cage racks from the rear of the van, each of which will hold 4 portable cages made of aluminium. The roof has ventilators engineered to be rainproof.

3: Portable aluminium cages will slide into the racks from the two sides of the van.

4: Possible to carry staff on one side of the van and cages on the other side. Detachable and Portable bus seat with backrest and made in two pieces will allow seating of staff required for road shows/ Spot Treatment campaigns and Vaccination Drives. On the other side there can either be two shelves bearing a total of 8 cages or all of that could be removed to provide a flat board that will serve as the first aid spot treatment bay.

5: Each shutter will have a large sliding window for good ventilation.

6: Cattle ramp to be placed in the rear when the staff seats, cage shelves and cages would be removed and kept in garage. Cow, ox, bull, buffalo or horse could be loaded to occupy the full floor of the truck.

It's the best thing that's ever happened to the animals on the streets of Kolkata because it will cover every area between Airport, Dunlop, Kalyani and Basirhat with Barasat at the centre! After all, PAWS is compelled to surpass its own standards.

This is a Joint Venture of PFA--PAWS riding on a Bolero Extra Long Body pickup. It is now nearly converted to a covered cage carrier for 16 adult dogs. It is to be multipurpose also, being equipped as a mobile OPD cum Roadside Assistance Van with animal stretcher, treatment table, first aid kit, oxygen and saline set, dog catching net, lasso etc.

It will be a vehicle that none have seen before with unprecedented comfort for the animals and the interchangeable arrangement as Mobile OPD or small animal cage carrier or cattle carrier. Owing to high costs during lockdown, the cost estimate has crossed ₹ 2.5 Lacs to build the body as you see in the picture.

Security and monitoring features to be added on:
1) On board two way 360 degree wifi CCTV camera.
2) GPS guidance and control.
3) Public address system for awareness drives.

The van would presently serve a radius of 150 km from Barasat during day shift only for accident, injury, vaccination drive and sterilization pickup cases.

Once a week it will drive around a radius of 50 km of Barasat to search, find and treat VG, Mange and maggot cases in particular.

With increase in membership, the night shift would also be started for pickup of cases to be brought to PAWS shelter.

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Several such cases come to PAWS where there's no one to pay!

#CaseNo725, 20.07.20:
Tanishq Jewellery Shop, Barasat, she's a 1+ yr old female Bengal Chippiparai Mix Hound named 'Tanishka', admitted with a broken leg that requires a Thomas Splint.

His hangout is a jewelry shop but this jewel of Bengal has no name and none to pay for her.

Mentor: None at all.

Donation received: Nothing at all.

Estimated expenses:
One and a half month's sheltering that will cost Rs. 5,000+ for surgery such as pinning/ plating as may be advised.

Kind donors are requested to continue donating to keep PAWS capable of treating animals with no mentor and also to cover the huge expense of Rs. 96,000 per month for running a 70 dog capacity shelter and to reduce the load on mentors.

Donation to PAWS can be done in 4 ways:

ONE: (From Worldwide through NRE/ NRO accounts of donors or through resident accounts of their friends/ relatives)

A/C Name: Pashupati Animal Welfare Society
A/c .no- 35646300954
Current Account
SBI Dum Dum Branch,
5/1, Jessore Rd, DumDum, Kolkata 700 080
IFSC SBIN0002054

TWO: (Only in India)
By paying through PayTM to account linked Mobile Number -7003692051

THREE: (Only in India)
Paytm Bank Account:
Prasenjit Dutta
Account No. 917003692051
IFSC Code PYTM0123456

FOUR:
Bhim UPI 7003692051@paytm

#CriticalDogCare #ngoshelters #animaltreatment #maggotwound
#PashupatiAnimalWelfare #PAWS #helpanimals #fightanimalcruelty #animalbirthcontrol #animalsurgery
#AdoptDontShop
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