It was around a week ago when our team members came to Pondicherry University to rescue an animal in distress (TVT case) and also to vaccinate some pups. However, what we saw jolted us badly and made us stop in our strides – the condition of the dogs on campus was heart wrenching to say the least! These animals would have been on campus living on food available to them. Human presence on campus along with functioning messes and canteens ensured that they were able to find scraps to survive on. However, in the current situation, with hardly anyone there,...
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Feed Starving Strays! Donate Today
The whole country is facing acute problems of increased Covid 19 cases and rigorous lockdown. Around 40-45 million stray dogs in India who are depended on human resources of food waste, are starving during lockdown in the absence of restaurants and people who used to feed. Many parts of the country are facing rigid lockdown and animal feeders face much restrictions to travel around for feeding strays. During last year lockdown in 2020, knowing the pathetic condition of strays, Bark India Charitable Trust Started our 6th animal welfare programme- Stray dog feeding. Even after lockdown, we feed 300 stray dogs...
Mammary Gland Tumor dog surgery and recovery
Rescue Update: Blacky, the street dog found with mammary gland tumor at Kandappa Nagar, ECR – before and after surgery at Bark India hospital. Taken to Bark India by Mr. Sushant Gupta and Ms. Rituparna, the dog was admitted at Bark India rescue centre for treatment. The developing mammary gland tumor was removed through surgery and she was under medication at Bark India. Mammary tumors vary in size, shape and consistency. They comes as movable or attached to inside tissue. Some dogs develop a single tumor in one gland and some others may develop multiple tumors in different glands...
Shining World Compassion Award – An Accolade to Charity for stray animals
Bark India Charitable Trust has been recognized with Shining World Compassion Award by The supreme Master Ching Hai from Taiwan. We share the happiness and proud of becoming one among the dozen of people in India who receives this award. The award has been given to Mr. N. Solairajan, for Bark India Charitable Trust. ” It is a moment of great happiness and recognition to be presented such a great award for our activities for stray animals. Being the civilized section of society, I believe in humans’ responsibility to help the weaker and fellow animals who are in need...
Volunteer Veterinarian – Veterinarians are welcome
Much thanks to Dr. Ruokuoneinuo Yhome from Kohima, Nagaland, for your valuable and dedicated time you spent for volunteering in Bark India Veterinary hospital and rescue centre. She had been at Bark India for 10 days in helping animal treatment and caring. Thanks to your commitment and dedication in caring the sick stray animals. Your time and effort is very much appreciated. Bark India wishes you a happy and successful career and future. Volunteer veterinarians are always welcome in spending your most valuable time for doing service to the sick/injured stray animals.