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Stray iCare
Owing to the much apathy towards stray animals and the number of cruelty cases committed against these speechless animals has rendered us to take up this cause as part of our mission.
Ten Commandments for Strays
Follow these 10 steps to make a stray's life liveable
- Start with Young: The seed of kindness in students should be sown right from the childhood as it is crucial to imbibe the quality of in them
- Reports of cruelty to be taken seriously: Demand for strict laws and their effective implementation against preventing cruelty against animals is also must. Report incidents seen on social media.
- Animals not safe even in pet shelters: Frequent raids should be conducted against people who operate under the guise of shelter provide fail to provide for animals’ physical and social needs,
- See animals as part of society: If everyone starts to look at animals and not just dogs and cats as fellow animals, who share our planet, we will see far fewer cases of cruelty towards animals.
- Understanding animal behaivour: To understand the nature and behavior of animals, one can observe it by adopting pets. The fact that animals cannot speak the language humans don’t understand should be taken into consideration before torturing or abusing them.
- Do not differentiate between strays and pets: Pets are given special care by their owners while the stray animals are ignored by all and often ill-treated. Humans have to understand that animals are also living creatures and we have no right to ill-treat them in any manner.
- If you see animal in need, call animal care helpline:Just as not reporting any crime against humans is a crime, witnessing cruelty against animals and not reporting it is a crime as well. We must be kind towards animals, provide immediate veterinary care to the abused or else call animal care helpline.
- Provide temporary homes to abused animals: Government shelters and NGOs should provide temporary homes to animals who are abused, injured or sick and need time to recover.
- Be responsible pet owners: People, who have pets at their homes, should be responsible enough to take care of their pets.
- Regular monitoring can keep population in check: To keep a check on brutal treatment against animals, it is important to keep an eye on the population of street animals. Support anti-fertilization drives.
How we plan to contribute
Our mission is to protect urban biodiversity and stray animals within cities are very much part of the urban biodiversity. So the way we have been creating awareness about wildlife we now plan to include education for stray animals too.
Strays Supported
22 Oct 2020: Tim
11 Dec 2020: Cookie
23 Oct 2020: Hero
Tim was homeless & starving with various injuries. We provided him medical help and currently fostering him. We got him vaccinated now we plan to neuter him.
23 Oct 2020: Hero
11 Dec 2020: Cookie
23 Oct 2020: Hero
Hero had a deep gash in his neck, we rescued him from Matunga and got him operated. We got him neutered and vaccinated. Currently we are fostering him
11 Dec 2020: Cookie
11 Dec 2020: Cookie
11 Dec 2020: Cookie
Cookie was often seen lying sluggishly on road side in Kharghar. She has skin infection throughout his body and maggot infested wounds on her head. She was admitted into an animal hospital for treatment but later was released. She is now undergoing treatment on road.
31 Jan 2021: Prince
22 Feb 2021: Borivali Dogs
11 Dec 2020: Cookie
We adopted homeless and motherless kitten Prince in Kharghar. He was weak and starving. We saw him running on the road in search of food. We fostered him in a hope to find a home for him. He got too cosy with our home cats therefore we decided to keep him with us.
22 Feb 2021: Borivali Dogs
22 Feb 2021: Borivali Dogs
22 Feb 2021: Borivali Dogs
Four dogs suffering from distemper were screaming out of pain on the roads of Borivali. Nobody bothered to look into their matter. We got the dogs picked up and admitted them to PAWS animal centre in Murbad. They were given pain killers to ease their pain. We knew we can't save them but they atleast died peacefully and got dignified burial
4 April 2021: Tej
22 Feb 2021: Borivali Dogs
22 Feb 2021: Borivali Dogs
Tej was reported from Taloja on a whatsapp group where she was suffering from a rope tied to her leg. The rope was very tight and it had pierced the skin. Due to the pain, we was using only 3 of her legs. With great difficulty we caught her and got her admitted to Hands that Heal animal shelter. She has been taken good care and her wound has healed. We are supporting her expenses.