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Kodaikanal Society for Protection and Care for Animals

(KSPCA)

2018-19

YEARLY REPORT


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ABOUT US:

Kodaikanal Society for the Protection and Care for Animals (KSPCA) is a registered AWO/NGO and

recognized by the Animal Welfare Board of India. The year 2016 marked as the 40th year of recognition of the

organization. The Objective of the organization is the prevention and suppression of cruel and improper

treatment of animals and the amelioration of their condition throughout Kodaikanal and other parts of the

district. KSPCA was estimated to be founded in the 1930s as the Kodaikanal Society for Prevention of Cruelty

to Animals. However, and due to requirement that there can be only one Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to

Animals per district we had a name change to the Kodaikanal Society for the Protection and Care for

Animals(KSPCA). Our goal and vision has always been the same and we are one of the oldest organizations in

the country. KSPCA has been honored and given membership in FIAPO in the year 2016 for the work we have

done. Our projects have been the rescue of domestic animals and wildlife in emergencies.

We also participate in disaster management and rescue (the 2015 Chennai floods – Chennai animal rescue

(CAR) , forest fires, Kerala ,Kodagu floods, Gaja cyclone). We provide on the spot emergency treatments ,

ABC(Animal birth control), medical camps for animals, fostering and adoptions, street dog feeding, outreach

programs on waste management, outreach program on compassionate animal welfare, man animal conflict,

conservation and protection of Fauna and Flora in and across the state along with esteemed organization PHCC.

We have been focusing on the man-animal conflict issues and regularly visit villages along with the forest

department. Alongside schools and colleges we promote local indigenous varieties to be planted in and around

Kodaikanal and also do clean ups around forest and river areas .Our focus has been to do wildlife rescues when

needed; we have also worked with rescue and proper care and management of captive private elephants from the

year 2016. The year 2017-18 KSPCA did ABC/ARV on 501 dogs in Kodaikanal town and just ARV for over

1000 dogs in palani hills. We also went beyond our target of doing regular equine medical camps for working

equines not only in Kodaikanal town but across the palani hills and Dindigul district.

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APRIL 2018

Total number of cases treated by our vet, Dr Seru Lakshmi Vineesha, in the month of April 2018 was 22

Medicine cases: 19

Surgery cases: 3

Dr Vineesha attended 22 cases out of which 14 were house calls

We educated owners regarding feeding a nutritious diet, deworming and vaccination schedules, general

puppy care, geriatric care and management

Number of foster puppies vaccinated: 10

Multi antigen: 8

ARV: 2

Dr Vineesha advised on the care and treatment of foster puppies at the foster home of Vera de Jong

Operating theatre was set up; the required equipment for ABC programme was installed (autoclave,

surgical instruments, surgical drapes)

Required medicines were purchased: anaesthetic for ABC/ARV(60 dogs); other medicines and materials

Ms Vera de Jong of KSPCA received the Vocational Service Award from the Rotary Club of

Kodaikanal for her work in animal welfare.

Patient register, stock register, donation register, inventory records, and ABC/ARV drug registers were

maintained

Repair and maintenance work at the facility was completed

Case sheets for outpatients, surgery case sheets, euthanasia/anaesthesia consent forms were established

Donations were received from the donors (medicines, tables, chairs, surgery table, water filters, room

heaters, etc.)

Bank balance as of end of April 2018 was Rs.1,13,488.45 and cash in hand was Rs. 1,400


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May 2018

Total number of cases treated in the month of May 2018 was 49 (11 follow-ups)

Medicine cases: 27

Surgery cases: 10

Gynaecology cases: 1

Attended 49 cases out of which 32 were house calls

Educated owners regarding feeding nutritious diet, deworming and vaccination schedules, general

puppy care, geriatric care and management

Advised on care and management of foster puppies at foster home

Number of puppies vaccinated: 21 (including 8 fosters)

Multi antigen: 8

ARV: 13

Purchased materials for ABC (suture materials including vicryl/catgut, Ketamine, plastic drape sheets,

soldering machine, etc.)

Animal birth control surgery programme was initiated

Total of 8 surgeries in the month of May (including one fatality five days post-surgery, unrelated to

ABC)

Males: 2

Females: 6

Assisted Forest Department and senior doctor, Dr Hakim, in a bison rescue

PR with one of the students from Kodaikanal International School

Maintained patient register, stock register, donation register, inventory records, and ABC/ARV drug

register

Monitored and advised on repair and modification work at the facility

Established case sheet for outpatients, surgery case sheet, euthanasia/anaesthesia consent forms

Received donation from the donors (washing machine, room heaters, water filter, etc.)

Bank balance as of end of May 2018 was Rs. 83,135.60, and cash in hand was Rs. 2,000 + (cheque) Rs.

10,000

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June 2018

Total number of cases treated in the month of June 2018 was 73 (3 follow-ups)

Medicine cases: 66

Surgery cases: 4

Gynaecology cases: Nil

Attended 73 cases out of which 8 were house calls

Educated owners regarding feeding nutritious diet, deworming and vaccination schedules, general

puppy care including care of skin and coat

Mass ARV vaccination at Mannavanur(30) and Poombarai(16)

Number of dogs vaccinated: 62

Multi antigen: 5

ARV: 57

Total of 4 ABC surgeries in the month of June

Males: 2

Females: 2

1 major surgery (amputation of the gangrenous leg of a street dog) and 1 minor surgery (surgical

removal of porcupine quill from the eye of a German Shepherd)

Stolen dog rescue from Attuvampatti

Rescue of lactating dog whose head had gotten stuck in a plastic bottle (St John‟s school area)

Horse camp in Kodaikanal and Palani: collaboration between KSPCA and WVS Ooty: about 200

horses and ponies were vaccinated (Tetanus toxoid) and dewormed (susp. Ivermectin) over a period of

seven days

Assisted and monitored kennel work at facility

Donations received in the month of June: Rs. 4,230; CSR donation from ARC Group: Rs. 2,50,000

Maintenance of patient register, stock register, donation register, inventory records,and ABC/ARV drug

registers

Bank balance as of end of June 2018 was Rs. 3,57,724.55


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July 2018

Maintenance of patient register, stock register, donation register, inventory records, and ABC/ARV drug

registers

Our vet, Dr Seru Lakshmi Vineesha, left KSPCA to pursue higher studies

With the assistance of Dr Hakim, AD of Animal Husbandry, Dr Arun, and visiting vet Dr Jeyraj

Andivel, we were able to respond to emergency and rescue cases

Vera de Jong maintained the puppy adoption register

Work was done on drafting a case file for elephant rescues and other RTIs.

Dr Vineesha, before leaving, handled an abandoned pony rescue from Perumalmalai and sent the horse

to BMAD, Chennai

Our AGM was conducted on July 5, 2018 (minutes below)

Balance as of end of July 2018 is Rs. 3,41,394.55

Annual General Meeting Minutes

Kodaikanal Club

July 5, 2018, 11:00 AM

ATTENDEES:

1. RAJESH MANI (CESC)

2. A.R. SRINATH (SC)

3. VERA DE JONG (KSPCA)

4. JANANI (KSPCA)

5. ABDUL HAMEED (KSPCA)


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6. BALA (PHCC)

7. COREY STIXRUD (KIS)

8. GEORGE PENNER (KSPCA)

9. Dr VINEESHA SERU (KSPCA Veterinary)

10. ANJU MITTAL (SIK)

11. CDR ASHWIN FERNANDES (KIS)

12. SATISH KUMAR (HDFC)

13. ABBAS (KODAI SMILE)

14. RAJASEKAR RTV (KODAI SMILE)

15. VEERAPATHIRAN (EFECT)

16. RAJINI (MEDIA 7)

17. S. VINOTH KUMAR (THIL TV)

18. S.K. BEMADS (AET TV)

19. MAHESH (PUTHIYA THALAMURAI)

20. ROHAN SAMBABU (ROTARY)

21. RAVI (ZEE TAMIL)

Meeting Opening: The meeting started with refreshments and a slide show of images of KSPCA’s work

over the last few years in and around Kodaikanal. Then Mrs. Janani (Secretary and Trustee) asked all

attendees to take a seat and opened the meeting.

Mr. ABDUL HAMEED (KSPCA President and Trustee) gave the welcome address. He welcomed all for

the 5th AGM of KSPCA and praised KSPCA for its achievements over the past years.

Mrs Janani (since the Treasurer and Trustee Mrs Lalitha Mani wasn’t present at the meeting) spoke on

the expenses of KSPCA and handed over year-ending copy and accounts to the members present at the

meeting. Balance as of March 31, 2018 was Rs. 1,14,319. Balance as of July 1, 2018 is Rs. 3,57,724. She

spoke on the upgrade of the ABC building, (kennel partitions and improvement of doctors quarters on

first floor). She also congratulated Vera de Jong on receiving the Vocational Service Award from the

Rotary Club of Kodaikanal for her hard work for animals through KSPCA. Mrs Janani thanked ARC group Mr. Raghuram for their donation to KSPCA of Rs. 2,50,000 under their

CSR scheme and for supporting and believing in us.

Dr Vineesha Seru was called to the stage to say a few words. She started by saying how thrilled she was

to have had the opportunity to work with KSPCA and said that she is sad that she must leave in order to

pursue her higher studies. She described the work that she had done during her three months with

KSPCA.

Setting up the operating theatre and inventories for ABC surgeries

Number of cases attended: 134

Number of vaccinations: 94

Number of ABCs: 17 (7 male and 10 female dogs)

Number of major surgeries: 1 (left foreleg amputation)


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Number of minor surgeries: 1 (removal of porcupine quill from the eye of a dog)

Participated in equine medical camp in collaboration with World Veterinary Service, Ooty (4/6/18 to 10/10/18) (deworming, vaccinations, and medical care for approximately 198 equines)Type of cases treated: Myiasis (demodicosis and scabies), laceration wounds, Transmissible Venereal Tumor (TVT) in an eight-year-old country dog, parvo-viral enteritis, canine distemper, arthritis, congestive heart failure in a nine-year-old male Labrador, mange, tick infestation, flea allergic dermatitis.

Ms Vera de Jong then gave the KSPCA activity report for the year 2017-2018. KSPCA has done various

on-the-spot rescues of dogs, cats, equines, and cattle. They have successfully conducted two equine

medical camps for over 40 horses around Kodaikanal Lake and Golf Club area. Free tetanus

vaccinations, deworming and consultations were given and vaccination cards provided, to horse

owners in town as well as to over 100 equines in the Palani Hills. An ABC/ARV project was implemented

in Kodaikanal from May 1 to July 8, 2017, during which 501 dogs were sterilised and vaccinated. A

number of educational awareness programmes on waste management, animal welfare, and rabies have

been given in area schools and colleges, and Ms. Janani was invited to speak on All India Radio on World

Rabies Day. A number of rabies drives have been conducted in and around Kodaikanal municipal limits,

in the course of which over 1000 dogs were vaccinated. Ms de Jong also reported on the number of

puppies rescued and placed in caring homes. One injured pony named Kodi was rescued and moved to

Chennai BMAD, the funds for which were raised overnight from generous donors. Thanks to activist

Shravan for his immediately help on this intervention.

Election of committee members then followed. Sitting members were reinstated for the upcoming

year, with Honorary President Mr. ABDUL HAMEED, Honorary Secretary Mrs Janani , Honorary

Treasurer Mrs Lalitha Mani (if she is willing to continue her services for KSPCA), Vera de Jong as Head

of ABC Committee and induct her as trustee and signatory if all documents are legally accepted. Mr.

Ramji and Dinesh Chand were installed as Senior Advisors for the committee. The resolution to accept

this committee was unanimously approved. (The District Collector, Municipal Commissioner, District

Forest Officer, Animal Husbandry Department Doctor and a representative from KIS are already there

as honorary members of the committee as of the 4th AGM resolution.

Mrs Janani gave the vote of thanks, and a special thank you to donors, especially ARC and KIS and the

supporters of KSPCA. The meeting was adjourned with the National Anthem. Minutes submitted by

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August 2018

New vet appointed for KSPCA, Dr Maxmular Chakma.

With heavy rains around South India. Kerala and Kodagu were severely affected.

Assisted teams and others with animal rescues, supplies etc. for the floods.

Sent out various relief materials to Kerala and Kodagu.

KSPCA team volunteered to help CUPA team in Kodagu

Balance as of end of Aug 2018 was Rs. 2,95,364.55

A report by Dr Maxmular Chakma (KSPCA)

KODAGU FLOOD

RELIEF CAMP REPORT

Introduction : Floods are one of the major disasters affecting many countries in the world year by year.

Due to floods in different regions of the country, India suffers from loss of crores in the country‟s

economy every year. It causes damage to lives, natural resources and environment as well as the health

and economy. Each year, the flood leaves a trail of destruction, washing away villages, submerging

paddy fields and drowning livestock beside the cause of loss of billions in human life and property.

Due to continuous heavy rainfall for almost 2 months in the Coorg region there was a situation

of flash flood with a number of landslides. Due to this, the daily livelihood of the people residing in the

area got affected and moreover the people from the danger zones were evacuated by the government

leaving behind their animals in their homes. As the owners fled from the area there was no one to feed

their pets and their livestock.

Noticing this awful situation an animal flood relief camp was organized by CUPA in

collaboration with HSI, ACT, PFA, KSPCA and woof wagon pet clinic, Mysore. The main objective of

this camp was to rescue and rehabilitate the abandoned, starved and displaced animals. The funding,

medicinal and other supplies were mainly donated by CUPA, HSI, PFA, Blue cross society, KSPCA

and the cattle feeds were given by the local people.

Four teams were allotted each day. Two teams followed the daily routine of canine shelters and

large animal farms while the other two went to the flood affected areas where one team went for feeding

the animals and the other went for rescuing the animals. Animals like dogs, cats, chickens, calves and

cows were rescued and treated by the teams. The rescued animals were suffering from different

conditions such as trauma, diarrhea, emphysema and fractures. Many pet animals whom the owners left

them behind were too rescued. In this case there was a minor outbreak of Parvo and CD cases for which

some animals were treated.

ACTION -Over 250-300 animals were treated and fed onsite and around 63 animals were rescued and

brought to the base camps by the teams. Once treated the large animals were sent back to their owners

while the small animals were sent to CUPA for adoption. All the teams worked hard for 14-16 hrs a day.

Feeding, rescuing, treating, deworming, supervision of base camp, cleaning, interaction with the animals

and exercising were the daily activities followed daily. Documentation and noting of case sheets were

also followed daily. The places covered by the onsite teams are Medikeri, Monnangiri, Kollar,

Derasthru, Surulabu, Vdayagiri and many remote villages as well as tribal areas where vehicles couldn‟t

reach.

ACTIVITIES PERFORMED --29/08/18 Reached Bylukuppe at around 4:30 AM early in the morning

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Maharaja Hotel and headed towards Coorg. We fed a number of dogs on the way. After reaching the

destination I was with the rescue team. We crossed a stream with the aid of ropes and went to the next

mountain which got cut off from the main road due to landslides. The people there were already

evacuated. We walked nearly 5.5 km on that mountain and rescued 4 adult dogs, 3 puppies, 1 cat with 2

kittens and also found 2 dead dogs which we burned using firewood. We reached back to the camp

around 8:30 PM.

30/08/18 Joined the rescue team again. We left the hotel around 10:30 AM. We crossed the same river, stream and went to the next mountain. We walked more than 9 km and covered 50-60 houses on

the mountain where we fed the chickens, dogs and cats. On the way back we rescued a calf whose

condition was pretty serious. We carried the calf in thermal polythene for half a mile till we reach the

main road whose weight was around 70 kg. The calf was then given first aid in the rescue van and was

transferred to Bota farm where appropriate treatments was again given. We reached back to the hotel at

11:00 PM.

31/08/18 We went to large animal Bota farm where follow up treatments were done for some cows and the rescued calf. In the evening, we visited small animal shelter camp and dressings with some

follow ups were done where we gave feed and water too.

01/09/18 We went to large animal Bota farm in the morning and small animal shelter in the evening where follow ups were done.

02/09/18 We did the same follow ups. Unfortunately the rescued calf died in the morning.

03/09/18 We went to small animal shelter and gave IV fluids to the dogs which suffered from diarrhea with some follow ups.

04/09/18 I came back to Bangalore and then en route to Kodaikanal.

CONCLUSION Over the past few years many cases of flash floods have taken place in many areas. Flash floods are caused by heavy and continuous rainfall over a short period of time or for a longer one.

As the climate conditions are deteriorating day by day we have to be alert all time as natural disasters

can occur anytime and anywhere. We need to take precautions for these disasters. One important thing

is to be united in giving helping hands for people and animals in need whatever the time it may be.

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Another report submitted by Janani krishnamurthy which was written as blog too (

https://aviewfromthehillbilly.blogspot.com/2018/09/kodagu-eye-opener-to-untold-

tragedy.html?spref=fb&fbclid=IwAR0aLXwFeqlpIbKWzcoGYQjsslS24ftqCrWoTm6E_mtsfx45ZIxwI

xk-Xcg )

KODAGU – An eye opener to the untold tragedy

“We cannot stop natural disasters, but we can arm ourselves with knowledge: so many lives wouldn‟t have been

lost if there was enough preparedness.”.

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If there is anything that I learnt from the Chennai Floods 2015, it‟s to be prepared and well-equipped with all

the gears for rescue and relief work. The main key to disaster management is to be well equipped, mentally

physically and materialistically. The four R‟s - RESCUE, RELIEF, REHABILITATE AND RELEASE “

It was one of those days on Aug 2018. When I was busy attending calls and coordinating with another friend

Sachin Stalin from Udaipur in regard to animal rescues and emergencies in Kerala and we had created a

group #weshallovercomeKLfloods and added people from 14 districts in Kerala which consisted of NGOs,

individual volunteers, veterinarian, NCC cadets and many more.

Around 2 am I got a distress call from someone who was speaking in Kannada to me about his animals stuck

and his house gone. I quickly started speaking in my broken Kannada, Malayalam, mixed with Tamil, Hindi and

English saying please share GPS location to my Whatsapp number and we shall try our best to locate animals

and help. I never got any message or call after. Least did I know it was a call from Kodagu. Floods affected the

areas but it was the landslides that left the people of Kodagu paralyzed. Apparently the landslides started from

12th

August but the big ones, where an entire village was affected started from 14th.

A message came from a friend, Shreya Paropkari, who resides in Hyderabad, asking, “Checking if you know of

any relief work in Coorg, for animals. A friend, whose village is underwater and has been evacuated, reached

out. I believe the animals have been left behind since the people were air-lifted.”

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Frantically I messaged a friend of mine, Gaurav Aiyappa, who resides in Kuwait but is from Gonikoppal

(Kodagu) - “hey what‟s the Coorg situation - is everything alright there? Your parents? Mr Tims and his pig

Rosy? I have people looking for help for animals and relief materials there!

“He promptly responded ,“all good - but it‟s the landslides that affected more than the floods. Lots of villages

and areas gone and people evacuated and airlifted. My friends are now helping rescue animals.”

“He quickly sent details of all the people supplying relief materials, the camps details and a few recent images

and videos. I immediately forwarded relief and camp details to Shreya. I spoke to Sachin and informed him of

the situation in Kodagu and said I think Kerala is set and water is receding and many orgs have come in to help

rescue animals and give supplies.

“But Kodagu, bhai, it‟s something else. I can‟t sit here doing nothing, I‟m going there bhai, will know the

ground situation and then see if any teams or rescuers need to come. But I got to go.”

“ I spoke with Suparna Ganguly of CUPA and her daughter Dr Suranjana Ganguly of The Woof Wagon and I

was all set to leave for Kodagu and to arrange supplies materials for the animals and equipments for rescuers so

they can rescue these stranded animals from these dangerous red alert landslide hit areas.

„ Soon Mandy Vasudevan and Kannan Mehta stepped in to help gather supplies for Kodagu. I arrived in

Bangalore and packed my Sedan car with supplies and medicines for these animals thanks to these two angels

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who stepped in to help. I reached the venue Bylakuppe ( Khushalnagar ) around 9:30 pm where

CUPA(Compassion Unlimited Plus Action) volunteers ,Members of The Woof Wagon Pet Services, HSI India

team ( Humane Society International India), PFA (People For Animals)Bangalore, ACT (Animal Care

Trust)Mangalore , a few individual volunteers were already there and a meeting was going on about the

volunteers field experience and what must be done next . I sat and observed until a few noticed me and waved

out welcoming me to Kodagu Animal rescue - relief work.

“ Warm Interaction with Dr Neeraj Periwal (Veterinarian HSI India), Rahul Sehgal (HSI India), Colonel Harsh

Sharma (HSI India), Mamtha and Tauseef from ACT Mangalore, Seemanthini (Seema) The Woof Wagon Pet

Services, Shilpa from CUPA, Dr Suranjana from The Woof Wagon Pet Services, Govind from CUPA /WRRC

(Wildlife Rescue Rehabilitation Centre), Dr Silambarasan of PFA Bangalore, VDW Shilpa from Singapore ( A

vegan and an ace rescuer in disaster Management) in regard to the condition of animals in the affected areas,

how they are coping and how many rescued where they are placed etc.

“It was good to see old friends once again and I found my place of comfort in them as I always feel with like

minds and good friends we can work together without any restrictions or pause. There was further discussion

with DrSuranjana, Seema and Shilpa (CUPA). I was enlightened about two base camps.

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“The BOTA Farms (large animal‟s base camp) with 17 rescued cows, a goat and a Rooster and Small Animal

Base Camp at WVS( World Veterinary Services) which had over 10 rescued dogs and one male monkey named

Anju. What I had understood from the discussion with the energetic vibrant ladies was that we needed to make

sure the supplies in camps , Logistics, inventory ,on field rescuers, on field feeders, camp volunteers , animal

Tagging and case sheets were Co-Ordinated and organized.

“And I felt that since there was many on field rescuers/volunteers, there needed to be a Vet Assistant/ Animal

Handler and a Co-Ordinator to organize and sort things at both camps, Tag each animals (whether owner (O),

rescued(R) or local volunteers (LR) rescued), make sure the on field rescuers and feeders had all necessary

equipments for rescuing and food supplies for animals, to ensure the number of volunteers needed on shift basis

, and approaching local and various other individuals to support and help in Rescue ,relief, rehabilitate and

release work. Suparna Ganguly being my friend and mentor, I felt it was my duty to be at base and help them

sort and co-ordinate as I had a lot of experience in it through Chennai floods and various other incidents that had

occurred in the past, I knew that I could be there to help them prepare and equip better and give my insights and

share some of my experiences.

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“ It‟s all thanks to my other mentor and Guru Dawn Williams Sir of BCI that I learnt the basic discipline of

rescues, disaster and shelter management. With the help of BCI (Blue Cross of India) who were raising funds for

Kodagu a lot of supplies arrived at CUPA centre and Mr. Anjan Cariappa and Sathya Radhakrinan were

coordinating that. While HSI India has collection points in Mysore and various parts in the south, supplies kept

coming in through Donate Cart and transport vehicles. Dr Shrikant Verma from HSI India arrived soon to

streamline onsite rescues, location app so it‟s easier to go back to area if needed and would be easy to release the

animals back too, he ensured vets went along for on field rescues and if animals were in dire need of to be taken

back to the base camp only then they were brought or else just onsite first aid and feeding were done. One Good

thing about what the Animal rescuers and volunteers did was to cremate the carcasses of many dead animals to

avoid the spread of many diseases. Animal welfare is directly connected human, environmental and community

welfare too.

“Meanwhile the contacts of the Kodagu boys shared by Gaurav Aiyappa helped us in going deeper into the

affected areas only to find out so many lives have been lost. Many of these local heroes Bopanna, Machu

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Machiah , Jagat Nanjappa , Sibi paul , Gagan Karumbiah , Mithun Kariappa ,the ultimate hero Vikas Achiah and

many others. These guys and many others went all the way in from day one and helped rescue animals and

people as much as they can.

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Dr Shantanu Kalambi The Woof Wagon Pet services and a Wildlife vet said since he ran a clinic in Mysore he

got many stressed calls from owners who wanted to board their dogs and informed him of how tones of animals

left behind as people had evacuated their areas to relief camps. This urged them to join hands and start the

Coorg animal rescue helpline and CUPA joined in.

“Unlike Kerala the animals stranded without food and shelter and injured ones were in abundance. The pets and

domestic are the ones that got affected the most as I earlier mentioned. An entire village gone, people livelihood

lost, and animals helpless. While media and the entire nation gave all attention to Kerala - What they didn‟t see

was Kodagu was in a worst situation.

“Although topography being similar. Kodagu had Madikeri, Madapura, Munnangiri, Muduru, Hatti , Hebba and

many more places were hit very badly. The floods were not the only thing it was the aftermath of it, the

landslides which ruined acres and acres of lands and villages.

“The rescuers faced knee deep of muddy slush, leech bites and even the running high current water to cross to

areas where it was affected. With roads blocked we had to take it by walks to these areas. What would take a 1

km hike or 10 min walk was now 4-5 kms and sometimes 5 hours of walk to reach areas. Animals and people

lost their lives and livelihoodL. Many animals were tied or gone under the mud.

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“The thought of them struggling for their life breaks our heart. Even with this the feeding team ensured to go to

relief camps offering help for families to feed their animals and also rescue some in affected areas. Over 80

animals large and small were rescued. Some in a deserted house which was almost gone, some half under mud

and some at the edge of the cliff or other side of the river.

“The woof wagon pet services, HSI India, PFA Bangalore, and ACT Bangalore, KSPCA (Kodaikanal Society

for protection and care for animals), WVS and many more individual volunteers came into help with this

catastrophe spearheaded by CUPA India who worked relentlessly to ensure help reached where it needed to go.

“When all organizations and animal welfare people join together it sure makes a difference. A special mention

goes to the iron lady VDW Shilpa a Vegan like me J who flew all the way from Singapore to help with on field

rescue missions. The aftermath broke our heart and watching these animals go through such terrible trauma

wanted us to help them even more and by sending the needy ones for rehab and finding good homes, as many

families didn‟t want their pets back as they had no homes themselves.

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“As days passed many animals were rescued many lost their lives. What drove VDW Shilpa and I to anger was

the cow in the WVS small animal base camp owned by a resident there whose udder was touching the ground

and her bull calf carrying serious infection.

“On enquiring we found that she has been mother already 8 times, the vets treated the calf and advised the

owner not to milk her or get her pregnant again. My heart and mind is still in that place wondering how she‟s

doing and we have urged some local people to take action soon before it‟s too late.

“While the large animals base camp BOTA farm given by Mr.Ashraf had many cows and bulls rescued and

given care for. At the small animals base camp soon had over 50 animals including dogs , cats , monkey and

civet cat. All were tagged with numbers and locations noted. Anju the 14 year old captive male monkey who

was at the base camp was sent to PFA socializing centre to be with other monkeys.

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“ The days spent with him was very interesting as it all started with him being all furious with me to being calm,

taking the fruits together and having conversations. I even showed him videos of other monkeys and he would

make funny noises and extend his hand to hold my hand.

“The day he left what shocked me and his owners (who decided to take him to the socializing centre as it was

the best thing to do) was him holding my hand and hugging me. I felt a bond I felt a connection, he reminded me

of Surya a monkey in Kodaikanal who was an injured rescue monkey and later released back.

“ My wish for this loving boy Anju would only be for him to be with his own kind and have a family and get all

the love he deserves. There was Rowdy Rangappa , a small white female puppy who was rescued as she was

stuck in half mud. She has the loveliest expressions and all she longed for was to get all the attention and

love.When another big dog would squeal for attention from me she would furiously bark being a tiny thing to

show I‟m all hers.

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“ My time at the base camp was just sitting and interacting with her, Teddy , Mousey, Grumpy, Jimmy ( a blind

white pom who passed away in a few days) and many more... Yes we gave them all names and some were new

and some old as owners mentioned their names to us… we wanted them to feel the love again and be in a place

where they were comfortable and hopefully reunite with their families once they are settled or find loving

families for them.

“ Then there was beauty Queen a male brindled boy, who would howl and squeal for attention and would never

stop hugging u and licking you.OH! How can I forget Bruno who was actually abandoned by his owner and they

left him at the WVS base camp. He came in with severe maggot infestation on his paw and ear infection too. His

nails were grown and it looked like he was only a caged Lab who was never looked after.

“ When he arrived we did all the necessary first aid required and next day onwards he would willingly give his

ears and leg for cleaning and dressing. Bruno loved listening to music while applying medications and treating

him and he was clueless about his future for sure. Least did he know he was to go to the second chance centre of

CUPA for adoption where he was going to be with a family that loved and cared for him immensely.

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“ My mornings were filled with moos of the cows to woof of the dogs to meows of the cats. And evening

sometimes Dr Ganapa a local Dentist and friend would come with his wife and chill with me and share more

insights on areas affected and animal welfare etc , or Dr Amulya of WVS another vegan friend J , Seema , Dr

Neeraj ,DrSuranjana and I would go for a nice coffee and vegan shake to the CCD in Bylakuppe. Sometimes

with messages or calls from on field rescuers and Dr Shrikant saying ”bringing an injured dog with so and so

infection , get the kennel ready and all the necessary first Aid.” And we stay back at the base camps late hours

treating the injured canine or bovine.

“Dr Neeraj , Seema and I would sit and do case sheets , tagging etc while Satish an AWO from HSI India would

clean the kennels the base camp. Hats off to him for doing such an amazing, disciplined and systematic job.

There was Parvinder , Hemant other two AWO‟s of HSI India who were on field for rescues along with Dr

Shrikant , Dr Maxmular Chakma of KSPCA , Shilpa from Singapore, Savi ,Tauseef from ACT Mangalore.

Asking Dr Neeraj (an old friend who has worked for KSPCA – HSI ABC project in Kodaikanal) what he

thought about the entire scenario all he said was HSI India is a very organized team for disaster management

and they are trained well.

“He said ,“ when I arrived I didn‟t realize the exact scene until I went on field and experienced it, so many

animals have died , so many injured and so many starving. Proper plan and implementation will help get the

surviving and thriving animals back to normalcy.”

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“To be honest after my experience with HSI India especially in Kodaikanal with collaboration with my org

KSPCA; I‟d totally agree with what Dr Neeraj said HSI India is one of the most organized NGO‟s and with

compassionate AWO‟s like Satish, Parvinder, Hemant, vets like Dr Neeraj, Dr Shrikant they are making a huge

positive difference for Animal welfare in India. The day Suparna Ganguly of CUPA arrived in Kodagu , She

brought in a local CUPA coordinator Rohan Appiah who was to be in Kodagu for next two months to help

streamline , co-ordinate supplies ,inventories, feeding, rescues, volunteers , base camp animals and their

adoptions. I felt it was almost time for me to go , with everything organized and set up KSPCA and moreover

myself as an individual helped in whatever way I can and handover the responsibilities to Rohan to handle. And

many more organizations like Paws Mumbai were to arrive soon. We all probably never had proper meals or

proper sleep in those 10 days and when we did it was one miraculous day in Potala Kitchen a local Tibetan

Restaurant, where they showered us with even more love by giving us food on the house with a small cute note

which said” Dear Kind people, your bill is just paid by God. Thank you for being there for voiceless animal.

Love from animal loverJ”

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“I left with a bag of mixed emotions making new friends which include my canine and feline ones too and

parting from old friends, wondering if they all will be fine and if we would ever cross paths again.

This trip has been the most physically and emotionally draining trip with the long drive from Kodaikanal to

Kodagu and back and getting way too attached to all these beautiful souls. Many were loved and many were

lost.

“Once again humans aren't the only ones who are struggling to cope with the aftermath of the Floods in

Karnataka; it is the animals which are finding it far more difficult to get back to normalcy. The situation in

Kodagu in Karnataka and nearby areas unfortunately took a back seat with all the concentration and attention

going to Kerala. More than the Floods, it is the aftermath and the consequential landslides which wrecked acres

of land killing 100's of animals. I just hope and wish they all could be saved. And I just hope and wish a miracle

happens.

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“VDW Shilpa said, “Animals stuck in knee length mud, getting washed away, animals clinging onto their lives

with the hope that someone will rescue them and getting swallowed by the diabolic are just a few real life scenes

that we all had to digest during the course of the rescue and rehab mission. It was heart wrenching to see these

animals clinging onto their lives only to realize that it was all in vain. “

“ If you really got the right people and you‟ve got them working together as a team; whether it‟s in business ,

whether it‟s in science , whether it‟s in politics , you can make a huge difference . And guess what ! This was all

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about animal welfare and animal rescues ... the disaster and nature‟s fury brought us together ... we joined hands

and we made a difference and we are still making a difference ...”

The unity in animal welfare consisted of Team CUPA : Suparna Ganguly , Rajani Badami , Shilpa Mahbubani

,Rohan Appiah , Govind , Upendra , Shivu and many more. Team The Woof Wagon Pet Services:Dr Shantanu

Kalambi, Dr Suranjana Ganguly and Seemanthini. Team HSI India : Rahul Sehgal , Col. Harsh Sharma, Dr

Neeraj Periwal , Dr Shrikant Verma , Yeshwanth, Satish , Parvinder and Hemant.Team PFA Bangalore : Dr

Silambarasan ( Simba)Team ACT Mangalore : Mamta , Savi , Tauseef and Shamith . Team KSPCA: Dr

Maxmular Chakma and Janani Krishnamurthy and of course not to forget the Lady who spearheaded the on field

rescue team VDW Shilpa from Singapore J

“It was the wrath of the nature that brought us together and we all sure do need the support and help from all

possible sectors to ensure that the lives of these beautiful gifts of nature who's natural habitat has been destroyed

are brought back to normalcy at the earliest especially help CUPA India who spearheaded the entire operation.

Although with the looks of it and the conditions; it would take months and even a year for things to get back to

normal. As I sit in my room to finish writing my experience in Kodagu, I heard good news of many of those

adorable cuties already in their loving new homes.

“Every life Matters"

Regards, Janani Krishnamurthy

(AveiwfromthehillbillyJ ) KSPCA

(PIC Courtesy : Seemanthini , Dr Neeraj Periwal ,Dr Shrikant , Gaurav Aiyappa ,Dr Silambarasan)

CUPA INDIA - www.cupabangalore.org/ HSI INDIA - www.hsi.org/world/india/

KSPCA – www.kspca.in ACT MANGALORE - www.actmangalore.org

PFA BANGALORE - www.peopleforanimalsbangalore.org/ WVS INDIA – www.wvsindia.org/

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September 2018

SEPTEMBER 2018

Number of cases

attended

35

Number of

vaccination

40(canine)

Number of ABC

surgeries

2 (1Male &1Female)

Number of minor

surgeries

2(Umbilical hernia and

suturing of lacerated

wound in the neck of a dog)

Number of

rescues

1 in Kodaikanal &

Approx. 8 in Kodagu

New staff joined as AWO Mr. Janapriyan.

Conducted Rabies Vaccination Camp on World Rabies Day September 28th 2018. 37 dogs were vaccinated.

Project elephant awareness camp along with first deoartment on 27th September 2018

Rescued pony from accident and did basic first aid and sent to backwater sanctuary.

Type of cases treated:-

Parvo Virus Infection, Gastroenteritis, Transmissible Venereal Tumour(TVT), Food poisoning, mange, fracture,

dermatitis, deworming, Thalazia(eye worm), lacerated wounds, Pneumothorax, horn injury in cattle, maggot wounds,

tick infestation, accident cases.

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OCTOBER 2018

o ABC done for a female dog on 8 Oct 2018 (Esther from Pethuparai)

o 7 in 1 for a female dog on 9 Oct 2018 (Leo & Geffery, Kodaikanal)

o ABC done for a female dog on 16 Oct 2018 (Anahetha, Kodaikanal)

o Treated a male dog with TVT on 20 Oct 2018 (Naveena, Kodaikanal)

o Treated a male German shepered (cross breed) on 20 Oct 2018 – wound in abdomen (Naveena,

Kodaikanal)

o Treated a female German Shepherd on 24 Oct 2018 with stomach upset (Shashi Maloni,

Kodaikanal)

o Treated a female dog, Country breed with TVT case on 9 Oct 2018 (Sofia, Observatory)

o Gave 7 in 1 for 4 puppies at Vera‟s home (Observatory)

o Rescued and brought a female German Shepered with severe limb problem and treated regularly

at the facility (like dressing wound, administering antibiotics and feeding daily)

Got a call as a puppy fell into a deep burrow (near Moonjikal), went there with KSPCA team

immediately and rescued the puppy and released on spot safely.

Rescued a male stray dog with severe limb problem (almost like gangrene) in front leg, near building

society (next to Zion school) treated and released on spot.

Visited around Poombarai on 16 Oct 2018 to collect the details about the ponies and owners there for

the Equine camp (on 29 Oct 2018). (collected details for around 24 horses and its owners)

Went for the Horse survey on 18 Oct 2018 around Golf Club (collected details for 12 horses and their

owners)

Went for Horse survey on 26 Oct 2018 around Lake side and collected details for 31 horses and its

owners.

From 29th to 31th October 2018 co ordinated with WVS team, Ooty and visited Pambarpuram, Golf

club, Lake side and Poombarai for Equine camp and vaccinated, Dewormed, done Dental checkup for

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o (WVS team- Dr Emma, Dr Aswin, Dr Tvesa, Dr Stacey, Dr Akhila, Dr Sourav, Dr Umesh,

Rajesh (Vet asstnt.) and Mr. Sam (Driver & Assistant))

Rescued a stray female puppy with mange problem on 29th Oct 2018and handed to Ms. Vera de Jong (in

foster puppy home)

Had a meeting with Ms. Vera de Jong (with Janapriyan and Maxmular Chakma) and discussed about

increasing the number of ABCs, making posters about ABC and Anti Rabies, Registry maintenance,

making White board entries, sourcing supplies for surgeries etc.

Assisted and monitored kennel work at facility.

Patient Register, Stock Register , Inventory records, ABC/ARV drug Registers were maintained.

(ALL CASH IN HAND WAS DEPOSITED ON 27 OCT 2018 RS15300)Balance as of 31ST OCT 2018

RS 230254.55

Kspca sponsorfed for filing of case for elephant masini – and Antony rubin was the petitioner – an

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November 2018

a) Leo and Gerry, Puppy ARV vaccination on 23/11/18

b) Arun Christopher, ARV for 8 month old Husky puppy on 29/11/18

05/11/2018 - Collected 5000 donation amount from Barbara Block.13/11/18 – Helped Ms. Suryakumari (Teresa

University) in doing X ray for her 8 years old Labrador.Met Taerra banaji (KIS Student) to help in CAS project

15/11/18 – Met Vera de jong regarding her 2 dogs (Rusty & Doris) dead due to poisoning and helped her in

burring the dogs.16/11/18 -Kodaikanal got affected by the Gaja cyclone.

18/11/18 – Rescued 4 puppies during Gaja cyclone and handover to Vera de jong (Foster puupy home)

19/11/18 – Coordinated with Mr. Abbas and Mr. Ravikumar in helping cyclone affected areas around kodai

21/11/18 – Received items such as Biscuits, Sheets, Blankets, Biscuits, Flash lights, Puppy and adult dog foods

from CUPA as donation and made inventory

22/11/18 – Rescued 3 pigeons from perumalmalai during Gaja cyclone and gave to ITI Maloney (KIS) for

fostering 23/11/18 – Rescued CD recovered very old dog from Van allen hospital, brought to the facility, treated

dog with antibiotics fed her with food and vitamin supplement for a week

24/11/48 – Received the Yard sale donation from KIS and deposited in KSPCA SBI account (Receipt

submitted)25/11/18 – Donated Tarpaulin sheet to Mr. Balraj at Puthukadu whose house roof is washed away

during gaja cyclone and heavy rain 26/11/18 – Received 20 kgs adult pedigree sac from Amazon and handover

to Mr.George (Foster puppy home)28/11/18 – Parcels from SRS parcel service and made inventory.

2) Found home for puppies (Sylvia & Jeffery )and gave for adoption.

29/11/18 – Received tarpaulin parcels from Parveen travels donated by ARC group and made inventory

2) Rescued a one month old puppy who met with accident near KPSchool, brought to facility ,treated with

antibiotics, supplements and good food and done X- Rays and planning for a surgery during WVS visit.

In addition to the above also,

a) Coordinated with Mr. Subbiah regarding the ABC contract renewal

b) Coordinated with the people willing to donate (during Gaja cyclone) and received the items

c) Coordinated with WVS team for equine camp which is planned on 4th Dec 2018

d) Coordinate with Mr. Ashwin (KIS) for WVS accommodation

Dr Maxmular Chakma report ----

Total no of cases treated in the month of November 2018 were 27 (7 follow ups)

Medicine cases: 27

Surgery cases: Nil


Attended 27 cases out of which 15 were house calls.

Educated owners regarding feeding , de worming & vaccination schedules.

No. of dogs vaccinated 10

Multi antigen: 8


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ARV: 2

Rescued 1 female dog from near Van Allen Hospital.

Rescued 1 puppy with femur fracture from Kodaikanal Public School.

Treated 2 TVT dogs with Vincristine.

Treated 1 adult dog and 1 puppy with Parvovirus infection.


Ordered medicines and other stuffs from Super Medicals.

Ordered 15 vials of Inj. Ketamine from 6iPAIN HEALTHCARE PVT. LTD. ,New Delhi.

Ordered 1 box of Vicryl 2-0 suture from RAJ TRADERS , Chennai.

Received relief materials of Cyclone Gaja sent by different NGO's like HSI AND CUPA and other

individuals.


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DECEMBER 2018

Dr Maxmular Chakmas report –

Total no of cases treated in the month of November 2018 were 27 (7 follow ups)

Medicine cases: 27

Surgery cases: Nil


Attended 27 cases out of which 15 were house calls.

Educated owners regarding feeding , de worming & vaccination schedules.

No. of dogs vaccinated 10

Multi antigen: 8

ARV: 2

Rescued 1 female dog from near Van Allen Hospital.

Rescued 1 puppy with femur fracture from Kodaikanal Public School.

Treated 2 TVT dogs with Vincristine.

Treated 1 adult dog and 1 puppy with Parvovirus infection.


Ordered medicines and other stuffs from Super Medicals.

Ordered 15 vials of Inj. Ketamine from 6iPAIN HEALTHCARE PVT. LTD. ,New Delhi.

Ordered 1 box of Vicryl 2-0 suture from RAJ TRADERS , Chennai.

Received relief materials of Cyclone Gaja sent by different NGO's and persons.


Harinath T report :

01/12/2018 and 02/12/2018 Coordinated with Palani and Adukkam guys for getting Horses and Ponies

details2018 Third Equine survey

04/12/2018: Coordinated with Dr Maxmula chakma and helped in sedating 9 year old Rotweiler dog (Owner:

Mr.GeorgePenner, Observatory) and doing X Ray for its broken hind leg

05/12/2018: Travelled to Palani with Mr. Janani Krishnamurthy and Dr Maxmula chakma to coordinate the third

equine camp for the year 2018 with WVS team, Ooty (Ooty Team: Dr Stacey, Dr Tvesa, Mr.Sam, Assistant &

Driver, Mr. Rajesh, Assistant). Covered around 78 horses and Ponies, done deworming, vaccination and other

medical treatments

06/12/2018: second day of the equine camp. Helped in treating a Foul (App one month old) hit with a major

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07/12/2018: Returned to Kodaikanal after Equine camp. Brought 100 kgs Pedigree Puppy food donated by

Pedigree guy. Found home to two Gaja resuced puppies (Brownie and Ophelia.7in1 Vaccinated), adopted by

Mr. Annavinathan, Palani.

08/12/2018: Rescued a female country breed puppy (named Sabrina) with major hind leg problem. Kept the

puppy at the facility for a day, dewormed and handover to Mrs. Vera de jong (foster puppy home)

09/12/2018: Assisted Dr Max in treating TVT case at observatory

11/12/2018: Found home for male Gaja rescued puppy (Oscar) to Mrs. Hyma, Kodaikanal

12/12/2018: Prepared Thank you letter to HSI team with the original suoer medicals bills etc and couriered.

13/12/2018: Received donated Tarpaulin sheets

14/12/2018: coordinated with Mrs. Suryakumari ,Moonjikal, Kodaikanal in finding home for her 3 kittens

15/12/2018: Attended meeting held at KMU, KIS Kodaikanal with Vera De jong and did fund rising for KIS

17/12/2018: Received Ms. Vasudha and other 6 persons from Chennai and took to foster puppy home,

Observatory and explained about our service and received Rs. 500/- from them.

18/12/2018: Prepared all bills and vouchers ready and took long leave and left kodaikanal due to my personal

issues.

In addition to the above duties also:

Coordinated with Mr. Sucbbiah (Health inspector, Kodaikanal) for the ABC contract renewal

Maintained Account and Finance for the month of December

Prepared and sent Thank you letter and mails for the Donars, Dr Aswin for medicines, Mr.Ashwin

fernandes, KIS (for yard sale donation), HSI for medicines, Ms. Vasudha, Chennai

Assisted Dr Max in treating TVT case, treating dog Max, Observatory, Vaccinating foster puppies.

Received donations like Tarpaulin sheets, Blankets, Crates, Medicines, Dogs and cats food and

maintained Inventory list

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Janani krishnamurthy received the chetna award for excellence in animal welfare and spreading

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January 2019

As the new year started Kodaikanal was slowly recovering from Gaja aftermath.

Elephant Masini after the interim order passed in October –november 2018 was finally sent to

theppakadu Mudumalai forest .

Total of 42 puppies were rescued , treated with healthy food. They all were dewormed , vaccinated and

given to good homes. There has been regular follow ups on their welfare in their new homes.

The table below are the details of the puppies rescued during the month of January -:

SNO NAME

(ByKSPCA) COLOUR SEX

D.O.B (app)/ AGE

BREED SOURCE (PLACE FOUND) RESCUED

ON HEALTH

DESCRIPTION

1 Carmelita

White with heavy palemarking F

18-Nov-18 country Found near AMS 18-Dec-18 Healthy

2 Bianca Black F 25-Dec-

18 Country 7-Feb-19 Healthy

3 Jeremiah Black & White M 23-Nov-

18 Country

Resued in a dumpster at Van allen Hospital wrapped with heavy

blanket in very bad condition.When rescued near to

death, suffocation/trauma probably by dog attack,neck

found swollen with abcess,severe mange. And showing good

progress day by day 4-Feb-19 Very poor


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February 2019

FOSTERING DETAILS:

Rescued and taking care of FOUR country breed puppies and 3 Adult country breed dogs,

details as follows:

S

NO

NAME BREED M/F VACCINATED NEUTERED REMARKS

1 Sabrina Indie Female Yes No. Will be

done in right

age

Rescued with hind leg

problem, X Ray done

,Treated and puppy

doing good

2 Jeremiah Indie Male No No. Will be

done in right

age

Rescued with Neck

abscess and severe

mange. Treated and the

puppy showing good

recovery

3 Carmelita indie Female Yes No. Will be

done in right

age

Recued with good health

but skinny due to mal

nutrition

4 Samantha Indie Female No No. Will be

done in right

age

Rescued with whip worm

infestation. Dewormed.

Puppy is healthy

5 Lilly indie Female Yes Yes Taking care for long

time

6 Stella Indie Female Yes Yes Taking care for long

time

7 Choco Indie Male Yes Yes Taking care for long

time

Country Breed Puppy which was rescued around Lake side with front leg problem has been

treated, Dewormed, Vaccinated (Named Mouse) and given for adoption by 5 Feb 2019 to a

good owner named Sheila Somasundaram, Kodaikanal. Followed up and Spayed by 20 Feb

2018

Adult Male dog named Teddy (Vaccinated and Neutered) has been given for adoption to Ms.

Chitra, Pethuparai by 20 Feb 2019.

juvenile squirrels has been rescued by Dec 2018, weaned and gave to Ms. Chitra, Pethuparai

by 20 Feb 2019who will give them special care and release them in wild by the perfect time

Met Mr. Aswin Fernandez (Manager, Kodai International School) on 28 Feb 2019 and

discussed about the CSR Project and submitted the proposal.


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Had a meeting with committee members discussed about the proper ABC drive plan from April

2019, Doctors visit for ABC surgeries and prepared proposal which includes all expenses and

ABC drive for CSR proposal.

Sabrina on arrival

Choco with Samantha


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March 2019

Details on Rescues , treatment and fostering are as follows:

NAME BREED MARKINGS M/F VACCINATED REMARKS

Patricia Country Black with brown

colour

F No Rescued on 17/03/2019 and

Dewormed

Collean Country White with brown

dots

F No Rescued on 17/03/2019 and

Dewormed

Samantha Country Fuggy Brown F No Rescued on 19/03/2019 and

Dewormed

Reilly Country Brown with black

markings

M No Rescued on 19/03/2019 and

Dewormed

Zeke Country Black F No Rescued on 21/03/2019 with

deformation of front leg and

Dewormed.

Co-ordinated with the volunteers and local residents about a country dog stuck its head into plastic bottle and helped in rescuing on 14/03/2019

Co-ordinated with the forest department and rescued a wild monkey wounded badly and entered into a home at Pethuparai, following a call from local residents from Pethuparai on 17/03/2019

Visited Anna Nagar, Kodaikanal on 21/03/2019 following a call from local residents as a semi owned male dog approximately 9 years old bit many local residents. Found the dog was spayed by Kspca by

2016 – 2017 ABC drive and vaccinated ARV. Dog showed no aggression or sign of rabies. Fed the dog

and Gave post bite counselling to the residents and guided how to handle and be friendly with the semi

owned stray dogs.

Rescued a wild Diamond dove from Kodai FM on 22/03/2019 with heavy wound bleeding. Gave first aid and treated and maintaining in foster home

Rescued 2 black kittens (one male and one female)on 30/03/2019 and maintaining in foster home. A good home for adoption will be found by the proper time after vaccination

In addition to the above also Coordinated and helped with the owners and people for adoption.

Himalayan Gaddi dog on 04/03/2019

2 Labradors on 20/03/2019,

One St. Bernard on 29/03/2019


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2 Kittens in our foster home Shannon and Reily

Post Bite counselling and rabies awareness

in annanagar area ,Kodaikanal and picture of Treatment of dove after Rescue


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More pictures of our pawsome friends --


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Sabrina before and after


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KSPCA ACCOUNTS AND EXPENSES 2018-19

KSPCA ACCOUNTS April 1st2018-March31st 2019

DATE PARTICULARS DEBIT

CREDIT

1-Apr-18 balance Rs.114319.20

4-Apr-18 Hemma donation cash 1000

5-Apr-18 kevin donation cash 500

8-Apr-18 rani donation cash 2500

mrs padmini mani chq 000307 kvb bank 2200

13-Apr-18 S.KAJA MOHAIDEEN SUPER MEDICALS 598873 6717

15-Apr-18 mrs girija veeraraghavan chq429652 sbi 5000

15-Apr-18 abdul hameed donation cash 10000

15-Apr-18 hari shanker mani donation cash 10000

16-Apr-18 mohammed Sali donation cash 10000

16-Apr-18 ravi kumar donation cash 9000

18-Apr-18 sri goutham surgicals (autoclave) ch598874 6650

18-Apr-18 hope animal equipments ch598875 9226

18-Apr-18 lakshmi chand donation cash 500

20-Apr-18 raimond surgicals ch598876 21364

22-Apr-18 bindu basil donation cash 1000

22-Apr-18 dhaval donation cash 100

25-Apr-18 amulraj abc electrical ch 598877 6000

30-Apr-18 mark antrobus donation cash 300

BALANCE AS OF APRIL 2018 RS.113488.45

CASH IN HAND RS 1400

DATE PARTICULARS DEBIT

CREDIT

2-May-18 dr vineesha seru (598878) 15000

1-May-18 kevin donation cash 500

1-May-18 cash in hand transfer to account 1400

4-May-18 shankar kumar chq 710237 sbi donation 5000

2-May-18 sam lui donation cash(trnfd 9/5/18) 300

3-May-18 sudha thomas donation cash(trnfd 9/5/18) 500

7-May-18 ravi kookal donation cash (trnfd 9/5/18) 300

8-May-18 janani k donation online 5000

8-May-18 kaja mohaideen medicals ch 598879 32000


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9-May-18 ramesh iogs donation cash 4000

9-May-18 amulraj abc electrical cash given 2000

9-May-18 t.balasubramaniam/amulraj carpentry abc cash given 2000

10-May-18 sam lui donation cash 1000

10-May-18 david donation cash 300

12-May-18 lori donation cash 500

12-May-18 dinesh chand donation cash 500

13-May-18 murugan donation cash 2000

15-May-18 sheela shanthi donation cash 500

15-May-18 shekinal truman cash donation 200

16-May-18 K. Balakrishnan donation for bills 660

16-May-18 km stores+ medicals+printout cashpay bills 660

16-May-18 janani direct pay for bills abc jeevansuppliers& raj traders 4370

16-May-18 jeevan suppliers ( bill dtd 10-5-18) 470

16-May-18 raj traders ( bill dated 10-5-18) 3900

18-May-18 6iPAN healthcare chq 598880 (ketamine) 1344

21-May-18 Dr vineesha seru cash donation for formulin 680

21-May-18 formulin purchase cash pay devadoss hospital 680

25-May-18 shaku donation cash( deposit on 4/6/18) 400

28-May-18 Chandran donation cash( deposit on 4/6/18) 300

28-May-18 dinesh chand donation cash( deposit on 4/6/18) 200

31-May-18 ramji shailaja donation cash( deposit on 4/6/18) 100

31-May-18 Jayraj donation cash( deposit on 4/6/18) 1000

31-May-18 BVS MANI cheque donation836132 10000 Balance as of 31 May 2018 Rs 83135.60

cash in hand Rs 2000 & Cheque Rs 10000

DATE PARTICULARS DEBIT CREDIT

1-Jun-18 Dr Vineesha Seru (vet sal) Chq 598881 15000

1-Jun-18 S.kaJA MOHAIDEEN SUPER MEDICALS 598882 4115

1-Jun-18 Ravi kumar for Flex CHQ 598883 4500

1-Jun-18 richard donation cash( deposit on 4/6/18) 100


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2-Jun-18 kevin donation cash( deposit on 4/6/18) 1000

2-Jun-18 Indira .S donation cash for UPS for facility 5500

2-Jun-18 Amulraj.S cash pay for Ups battery 5500

3-Jun-18 Arun antonio cash donation( deposit transfer on15/6/18) 1000

6-Jun-18 Padmini mani cash donation( deposit transfer on15/6/18) 500

Documents

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