Chiku became one of our shelter dogs after having one of her front legs amputated a while ago. A few weeks back her hind leg on the same side got fractured… but she’s the brightest little thing you’ll ever meet and the fastest dog on two legs!
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Christmas has come and gone and TOLFAs start to the New Year is as busy as ever. The hospital had it’s very own Nativity Scene on Christmas Day morning when they discovered this little calf had been born overnight….
Help us help the animals of India every day of the year! Set up a standing order and make a small monthly donation throughout 2012. Every penny counts.
Give the Gift of Sanctuary this Christmas by helping us turn our one magnificent tree into a forest! Help us fulfill our Land Appeal target by sponsoring a plot of land for just £25.
Help keep our cows and other large animals happily chewing. Donating £10 will let us feed over 30 of these animals for an entire day.
We get hundreds of really sick puppies in who are in need of treatment for fleas and worms. £15 could be all it takes to help us treat 50 puppies - Donate today!
It’ll only cost £135 to repair the water pipe and pump. Help us ensure we have clean, running water on tap everyday. Please donate to our Water Fund- every £1 will count! The Camel fair is an annual ‘animal trading & selling’ event in Pushkar and sees the streets fill up with hundreds of thousands of people and many, many more animals. It’s quite a sight from a tourist point of view, but for animal welfare it’s a disaster! Every year Help in Suffering (Jaipur) and The Brooke Hospital (Delhi) run free treatment stands at the camel fair and TOLFA send staff along to assist them. On Monday 7th November at the height of the fair a Canadian lady called Julie who was helping on behalf of Animal Aid (Udaipur) at the treatment stands spotted a white horse behaving in a strange manner about 100 feet from the treatment stand. He was constantly swaying and weaving back and forth and was horribly thin and obviously distressed. Julie went to speak to the owners who (though a translator) told her the horse was ‘wild’ and then beat him in front of Julie to prove their point.
Julie knew in an instant that she had to do something to rescue this poor animal. Continue reading Four Charities, Two Horses and One Decision….
Our autoclave is close to sterilising it’s last scalpel handle after many days of trustworthy service. Help us replace it so we can operate everyday. It’ll cost £170 to get a new one so all we need is 17 people to donate £10 to our fund. What a unique Christmas gift!
Your chance to sponsor Penny & Patrick - the 2 horses we rescued in November. Donating £100 will provide their food, shelter and treatment costs for a whole month |
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