A tiny bird was trapped high in dangling wires in Punjab.
While most of us would watch, one crane operator climbed up, risking his life to bring it down safely.
No headlines, no fame, just courage and a heart big enough to lift even the smallest life.
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@RajeshwariRW@RahulGandhi For millennia, we in India lived in harmony with animals and nature. You seem to be totally in the dark with regard to the WHO, WOAH and FAO endorsed ABC rules. Sad
@RahulGandhi Dear Shri Rahul Gandhi, I am truly delighted to read your take on the directive of the SC which is in direct contradiction to the ABC Rules under the PCA Act.
The SC’s directive to remove all stray dogs from Delhi-NCR is a step back from decades of humane, science-backed policy.
These voiceless souls are not “problems” to be erased.
Shelters, sterilisation, vaccination & community care can keep streets safe - without cruelty.
Blanket removals are cruel, shortsighted, and strip us of compassion.
We can ensure public safety and animal welfare go hand in hand.
Deeply sad. A dreadful captive life (forever) for the dolphin. A life without hope. And even more depressing, so many people think this is cute. We really do sleepwalk through life. @BornFreeFDN@TheDolphinProj@domdyer70 W
@FIAPOIndia The world’s first Trap-neuter- release programme for street dogs in the world was conceived and implemented by the Blue Cross of India in 1964. They called it the Animal Birth Control (ABC) programme. Visit https://t.co/YzXpeTAzN8
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I have 100% faith in divinity, but such small incidents reassures us again and again about God sent help.
This old dog blackey is my oldest friend in my area. Today he got hit by a vehicle & was bleeding profusely from his nose.The guy from the shop where he generally hangs around frantically called me t when I came home for lunch, to do something immediately. It so happened I had sent my car out at that time, also the guys who usually help me with taking big strays to the doc were not around too. I dint have a choice except to take him in an auto by myself. I dint want to mishandle him when he was in pain, so was standing there wondering what to do. When I just turned around, blue cross 's mobile ambulance crossed the street, it was unbelievable for me at that moment because this vehicle doesn't come this side at all. I quickly stopped them and got this guy treated. Thankfully there was no fracture. But severe swelling & bleeding.
I still cannot get over the fact that this vehicle just randomly came the very minute I was wondering what to do.
He is safe and recovering now. 🙂
#indiedogs