rescue operations in any part of the city. Working towards getting more people to participate in rescue and rehabilitation, the team has set up pocket shelters across the city.
This enables them to use the backyard of a building or apartment, where the pocket shelters are located and can hold the injured animal till its time of recovery.
Such a step proves crucial in situations where animals are seriously injured, making it nearly impossible for animals or rescuers to travel long distances.
Apart from rescuing and treating injured street animals, they also assist with the process of adoption and have a halfway home for paralysed or animals with special needs. Also, regular anti-rabies vaccination drives are conducted through ResQ, to ensure safety and reduction in the number of human deaths, paving way for changing one’s perspective towards street animals.