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In 2018 Mission paws was set up by two of us, Tanya & Saharsh the time we completed our schooling. We were 18 and had the motive to upgrade the practices of animal welfare to a much better extent. We wanted to improve their health, not only physical but emotional. Unhappy suffering beings often has no will to live, by making them happy we can save a life and show them that not-all-humans will hurt!
In our small town of Kota, Rajasthan human shelters doesn't function well due to lack of assets. Now imagine visiting a dog shelter?! It's full of dead and decaying, unattended dogs with wounds sitting in their own faeces under darkness, all alone. We weekly volunteered for a shelter & it wasn't until we witnessed a super happy puppy dying of starvation. It was followed by death of three dogs due to maggots. It made us start working for them, the pain was unbearable.
It has been 4 years and we have a rehab place set up on roof of my house, it is like a home for the dogs that need rehabilitation. We have saved more than 2500 dogs and either released or has gotten them adopted in happy environments. All our rescues are being treated at a private veterinary multi speciality clinic because why think of them as any less than our pets?! Moreover, kota doesn't have government veterinary specialists and thus hospitals are highly risky. It is better to let a dog die off streets then to cage them in a filthy environment making fake promises of life, where all they face is suffering.
These funds will help us in getting the right treatment for strays which means we won't have to wait for funds to raise when in emergency. A charity needs constant support to function, light bills, rent, fuel, employees and transportation are an invisible but worthy part.
With your help we will be able to afford their feeding and special diets, sterelisations and surgeries.In our small town of Kota, Rajasthan human shelters doesn't function well due to lack of assets. Now imagine visiting a dog shelter?! It's full of dead and decaying, unattended dogs with wounds sitting in their own faeces under darkness, all alone. We weekly volunteered for a shelter & it wasn't until we witnessed a super happy puppy dying of starvation. It was followed by death of three dogs due to maggots. It made us start working for them, the pain was unbearable.
It has been 4 years and we have a rehab place set up on roof of my house, it is like a home for the dogs that need rehabilitation. We have saved more than 2500 dogs and either released or has gotten them adopted in happy environments. All our rescues are being treated at a private veterinary multi speciality clinic because why think of them as any less than our pets?! Moreover, kota doesn't have government veterinary specialists and thus hospitals are highly risky. It is better to let a dog die off streets then to cage them in a filthy environment making fake promises of life, where all they face is suffering.
These funds will help us in getting the right treatment for strays which means we won't have to wait for funds to raise when in emergency. A charity needs constant support to function, light bills, rent, fuel, employees and transportation are an invisible but worthy part.
We don't want any more dogs to die because of lack of transportation. Our rehab center is situated on the outskirts of kota and it takes an hour to reach the veterinary clinic. It is impossible to host rescues on scooty, we'll be able to rent autos as per emergency.
This will help us majorly in increasing our working capacity, more sterelising and better maintenance of the major surgical cases we take throughout year. Also, helping more and more dogs and hosting emergency cases without the worry of raising funds.
Please help us, help strays of kota. If you want to visit us on social media, our page is named "Mission Paws" and if you want to visit us in real, we greet you with open arms!!
