ANIMAL WELFARE

Tuesday, 18 June 2019

Rural Animal Welfare Workers and Farmers Will Be Benefited: Dr. O. P. Chaudhary

Tamilnadu Based  Charitable Trust  Opened Animal Hospital  for Villages


19th June,2019 ; Chennai (Tamilnadu)

Veterinarians and animal hospital  in the country  is suffering from various challenges  for the proper care and management of  domesticated and  stray animals. The Animal welfare Board of

India (AWBI) encourages  and provides support to set up animal Care Centres . During the year 2019 , the Board  has succeed to motivate  animal welfare organisations to setup veterinary hospitals  in  remote and rural areas .In this series , after  Haryana , Tamilnadu is the  Second State  where  rural veterinary hospital is  opened  by AWBI recognized animal welfare organization for the service of homeless animals. This hospital is  inaugurated by the Chairman of the Animal Welfare Board of India  and it's  Secretary. The AWBI Chairman , Dr. O.P. Chaudhary  said that  the establishment of the veterinary hospitals in rural area  will boost the the animal health and farmers productivity.  Such activities will inspire the  other animal welfare activists and animal welfare organisations too.

Dr. O.P. Chaudhary, Joint Secretary(NLM & AW), Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying , Government of India  said that this organisation- "Jeevakarunya Animal Welfare Charitable Trust - Animal Hospital and Rescue Centre" is doing tremendous work for homeless ,uncared animal and this hospital will be helpful in terms of animal welfare activities in the time to come.He hoped for better service and activities of  animal welfare will be carried out in selfless manner to save their life. He said that these activities  will certainly will make more  aware the public  to be more kind and compassionate  which will help to prevent the cruelty on animals. He also said taht the AWBI provides financial support to animal welfare organisations and goshalas for construction of shelters,  care and management of stray animals  like cattle , dogs , cats  and other animals.The  Board also supports Animal Birth Control(ABC) Programme for canines towards population control of  stray animals. For care of  animal health and rescue operations , the Board provides ambulance  facilities.

Appreciating the local people and villagers of the Nagarcoil district of Tamilnadu, Dr. Neelam Bala, Secretary of the Board  said that  without the cooperation and support such kind of establishment cannot be done. She said that   "Jeevakarunya Animal Welfare Charitable Trust - Animal Hospital and Rescue Centre" is  truly named "Jeevakarunya" which defines its virtues - the kindness or  compassion to all the living creatures. The Board supports all the  animal welfare organisations throughout country.The Board has come  forward to support organisations  working in this manner and follow the right path of animal welfare.

She has appreciated  the aims and objectives of Dr.T. Vasantha Lakshmi Ravi Kumar, Chairperson of the Hospital and said that  this Hospital is established due to her nature of kindness  and compassion to all animals. Secretary has recalled  the directions of the Supreme Court of India wherein mentioned the  provisions of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals(PCA) Act 1960  to prevent the  cruelities on animals  by implementing the animal welfare norms  stated  under criteria of the " Five Freedom" of animal welfare for their care and concern.

During the visit of the Chairperson of the  Board ,  the district administration  arranged a meeting of the departments concerned  to ensure the the implementation of the  animal welfare measures  and the rules. The Chairman AWBI  directed the district administration to pay the proper attention  for the functioning of the SPCA , Kanyakumari  as per rules and District Magistrate, Shri Prashant M. Wadnere assured for proper functioning of Society for Prevention of Crulety to Animals.

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