Jhansi: The sincere effort of an animal lover from Jhansi helps a nine-month-old wild dog getting a new home in the city of Pennsylvania United States after he was saved six months ago in a burning condition on his face throughout his face.
, Mini Khare, 29, which is a graduate and running NGO named Jeev Asray Samiti, remember how he got a rescue call from someone in February about a puppy lying in a gwalior condition.
When he reached a point together with his team members, he found a female puppy who was truly blind and had burned a sign on his face.
The dog, which later named Sherry, was taken to the veterinarian and spinned treated.
“After Sherry recovered, the biggest concern for us was to find a house for him, because we did not have the right shelter where he could live and guarded,” Mini said his love for animals inspired him to open non-profit, Jeev Asray Samiti in 2019.
As a result , Mini started a social media campaign to find the appropriate adopter.
His efforts took him to the veterinarian from Delhi, Dr.
Prmlata Choudhery, who in turn, contacted one Helen Brown at Pennsylvania City, USA, who run NGOs for wild animals.
After that, Sherry was taken to Delhi where he was more cared for and finally sent to Pennsylvania.
Here, Sherry was officially adopted on Monday, and was given a new and safe life.
So far, the mini has saved around 300 wild animals, all because of the soft angle for them since childhood.
Sherry, a blind wild dog from Jhansi, found a new home in the US
