Vadodara / Anand: When other people from the age of busy preparing for the New Year celebration, the two-year-old children are busy providing anti-rabies vaccinations, binding belts that reflect on wild dogs in a better city to deviate.
These young people have submitted themselves for a trip organized by the rescue and rehabilitation of wild animals (RRSA), a foundation that has cared for wild animals in Anand since 2016.
“Accidents because wild animals sitting in the middle of the road are very common .
Reflective collar to protect wild animals from injured in an accident on the road and both help humans, “said Bhavesh Solanki, founder of the RRSA Foundation.
“Similarly, anti-rabies vaccination is to protect the dog,” he said, adding that while the foundation has provided free services every time animal caregivers approaching them, special drives involving volunteers are also held to build momentum.
“In the past four years, we have covered almost 1,200 wild dogs under the drive of anti-rabies vaccination.
Similarly, we have provided a reflective collar for 2,000 wild dogs.
The collar is prepared from reflective materials sourced from Mumbai and we hire unemployed people for Sew it so they can also get livelihoods, “he said.
On December 31, 22 volunteers joined a special drive where 48 wild dogs were equipped with anti-rabies vaccinations and reflective belts within four hours.
“We will continue the journey for a few days,” he said.
When the dog itself removes a reflective collar after several months, the volunteers must repeat the exercises after the gap of several months.
Interestingly, all animal welfare activities include shelter, ambulance, drugs, vaccines, operations and even X-rays are provided free of charge.
“Those who have soft angles for animals provide US financial support,” he said.