A super day at Team PRAYAS shelter..!! 3rd May it was.
6 releases in one day.
2 monkeys
4 dogs.
All inpatient with bad wounds or fractures stayed with us for quite a long time, and they healed....and went back to their family, to their homes.
Just see how they are showing their relief and happiness by seeing their relatives, the two-legged animals who used to feed them and take care of them, and were there to call team Prayas when they were in need.
They called on to keep a tab on their healing and recovery just like the relatives and family do.
And the monkeys came into the need of medical attention due to accidents. Electrocution or accidental fall brought them in and expert handling was much needed to get them back to an able position.
Shelter team, volunteers and ambulance team, A super teamwork, to help the trust of the four-legged be restored in the two-legged animals.
Please enjoy the happy moments.
Case 1: Front leg fracture, a sad face!
6 releases in one day.
2 monkeys
4 dogs.
All inpatient with bad wounds or fractures stayed with us for quite a long time, and they healed....and went back to their family, to their homes.
Just see how they are showing their relief and happiness by seeing their relatives, the two-legged animals who used to feed them and take care of them, and were there to call team Prayas when they were in need.
They called on to keep a tab on their healing and recovery just like the relatives and family do.
And the monkeys came into the need of medical attention due to accidents. Electrocution or accidental fall brought them in and expert handling was much needed to get them back to an able position.
Shelter team, volunteers and ambulance team, A super teamwork, to help the trust of the four-legged be restored in the two-legged animals.
Please enjoy the happy moments.
Case 1: Front leg fracture, a sad face!
Stayed with us for 26 days...
Case 2: Injured on the neck and ear. Stayed with us for 19 days
Case 3: A Bad Tumore on the Tail.
Stayed with us for 26 days
Case 4: Back leg dislocation
Stayed with us for 19 days
Not only they have gone back as healed ones, they have gone back as healthy vaccinated dogs so safe for the society and other dogs, as well as whenever the opportunity presents, they go back as sterilised dogs, so they do not contribute to the stray dog population.
The monkeys were released in the appropriate location as discussed with the forest department after healing them for electrocution and accident case. a release which is at night has lesser clarity but we can see the monkey jumping out for freedom for the rest of the life, with injuries healed and also vaccinated.
The most heartening part of the videos is the connection of the people who called us with the dogs we healed. See the attachment of the stray dogs with their caretakers and family. The humanity lives..!
This is awesome ... It's always a happy moment to see them go home 🙂🙏🏻🙂🙏🏻🙂🙏🏻🙂
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