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A crowd of people gathered round a young dog one of them had lifted from the road moments after she had been hit by a car.
She had sustained a terrible wound on her head and on two of her legs. But the community wasn’t about to let this gentle girl die.
They immediately called Animal Aid and we rushed her into treatment, cleaning and bandaging her wou...
This dear young dog was lying utterly defeated, unable to close his mouth, in excruciating pain and confusion.
His jaw was broken; a passing vehicle must have hit him in the face. He offered no resistance when your rescuer gently lifted him into the ambulance.
To eat again, he would need a surgical procedure in which his jaw would be re-wired. We were ...
This puppy suffered a head injury which for several months affected his orientation and balance.
But we gave him what he needed most: time for his brain inflammation to settle and his full powers of coordination to return. It must have helped him immensely to feel the encouragement of human loving care.
But also, the invitation to play from his f...
A neighbor found a dying ewe in an empty lot.
When our rescue team arrived we could see that she was pregnant, but she could not even move her head, let alone stand. She was heavy but we carried her gently to our ambulance and hurried her to our hospital.
That very day, beautiful Kishori arrived with a tremendous vitality. But, unable to stand, could h...
Our rescuers gasped when they saw so much blood.
This poor elder-girl had been hit in the face by a car. Blood loss was extreme. She seemed to know we were here to help her and offered no resistance to being carried to safety. Once on the treatment table, we saw that Enid’s wounds were in her mouth, on her face and to her eye. Enid allowed our nurses to clean her wound...
