Program

Police Training on Animal Rights

India has some of the best animal protection laws in the world but the problem is the laws are not followed. Strict enforcement of animal protection laws by our police forces is urgently required.

PETA has developed a video that sensitizes police officials by showing instances of the law being broken and how the police officers can play a vital role in bringing animal transport into compliance with the law. PETA would like to show the video at 83 police stations in Mumbai.

PETA would also like to compile extracts from all the law specific to Maharasthra that protects animals, translate them into Marathi, and than distribute them into 83 police stations.

PETA has been committed support in the training of the police officials from Mr.Javed Ahmed, Joint Police Commissioner of Mumbai.

Grant Amount

Total : Rs 255000/-

Amount Breakup :

• Screening: Rs 1, 25,000/-
• Printing: Rs 8300/-
• Translation: Rs 10,000/-
• Salary of 1 person: Rs 4000/-

Program

Mumbai, Bullocks

PETA would like to bring relief to the lives of approximately 700 working bullocks in Mumbai.

This program will primarily provide free medical aid to bullocks who work relentlessly in the heat and the rains to carry oil, ice and timber in Mumbai. PETA would aim to bring relief to these working animals and help the owners who are often too poor to afford good quality fodder that is essential to maintain stamina or to pay for veterinary care in the event of illness and injury

Grant Amount

Total : Rs 7, 10000/-

Amount Break up:

• Rubber Tyre : Rs 340000
• Medicines : Rs 141000
• Transportation: Rs 25000
• Salaries: Rs 144000

Program

Animal Rahat

Animal Rahat has been set up in the sugar mill district of Sangli, where it is providing free aid primarily to bullocks who work in sugar mills of Maharasthra, as well as to donkeys used in brick kilns and to working tonga horses. Animal Rahat aims to provide relief to these animals and to help their owners, who are often too poor to afford good – quality fodder that working animal needs to maintain stamina or to pay for vertinary care in the event of illness and injury.

Animal Rahat is currently covering an area of 60 square kilometers which includes Miraj, Madhavnagar, Kupwad and Sangli.

Grant Amount

Total : Rs 4,29,600/-

Amount Break up:

• Medicines: Rs 240000
• Disel Cost: Rs 45600
• Salaries of 2 person: Rs 144000