Buddha Society For Animal Welfare

Buddha Society For Animal Welfare BSAW is established to provide veterinary medical service to those animals who are less privileged t
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Every year trust also imparts training and teaching to those who are passionate to provide veterinary care to these less intellectuals creatures in remotest corner of the nations. Every year BSAW gets some contribution from different groups, agencies, organizations to run its free services. These grants have provided much-needed money to help fund free treatment camps for life-threatening diseases

, and for welfare and education projects across the country. By supporting BSAW we can help ensure the continued health and welfare of our nation's animals even in the remotest of areas. Ramashish Animal Welfare and Research Institute (RAWRI), run under BSAW works to train Indian citizens on first aid veterinary treatment including basic clinical treatment of diseases.

Address

B-153, Buddha Colony East Boring Canal Road
Patna
800001

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+917004816565

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“Buddha Society for Animal Welfare (BSAW)” trust aims to provide veterinary medical services to those animals who are less privileged than others and are deprived of minimum essential veterinary medical aid. Every year trust also imparts training and teaching to those who are passionate to provide veterinary care to these less intellectuals creatures in remotest corner of the nations. By supporting BSAW, we can help ensure the continued health and welfare of our nation's animals even in the remotest of areas. Ramashish Animal Welfare and Research Institute (RAWRI), run under BSAW works to train Indian citizens on first aid veterinary treatment including basic clinical treatment of diseases.