Pawesome

Pawesome Standing in solidarity with our four-legged friends...

07/08/2020

BARBIE💗💗

Our youngest rescue having a big hole on herchest because of a maggot wound. Keep her in your prayers, she is only 16 days old.

02/08/2020

Here is the update on the maggot wound baby.
She is healing and recovering and her eye has been saved with our timely efforts. Please DM us if you want to contribute for her treatment. We call her Chinki now.

29/07/2020

This kid is being rescued by us. He has a very bad maggot wound, one eye completely gone.
We are sending him to Samvedana Trust.
We have treated two maggot wound dogs on spot but this one looks a little critical and risky.

Please donate for him. Samvedana charges Rs.200 per day as boarding charges excluding the treatment and vet visits. He will need atleast 20-25 days of stay in the boarding.

Ambulance charging Rs. 500/- for pick and drop.

We already have Destiny's case in our hands and we have already spent over Rs.20,000/- on her Ascites treatment.

We cannot do it alone. Please come forward and donate. Every penny counts.
We sometimes spend more than Rs.200 on luxuries, may be you can spare that Rs.200 and sponsor one day of his.

Mode of contribution:-

Uco bank
Twinkle khan
Savings bank a/c 15530110071151
Ifsc UCBA0001553

GPAY/PAYTM/PHONEPE at:- 9891776853

19/07/2020

Donate for Destiny :)

04/07/2020

FUND APPEAL FOR DESTINY

I am Destiny, an abandoned female labrador, I was tied by my owners in a vet's clinic at Meerut as I was not well and my tummy was bloated. Vet didnt give me any treatment and only extracted fluids from my tummy without even taking my blood tests. I am suffering from ascites (excessive abdominal fluid accumulation). I was rescued by a kind human and brought to Delhi. I will have to go twice daily to the vets for extraction of this fluid to avoid infections. I will be on special renal diet and they will conduct regular blood tests and ultrasounds for me. I will get special treatment at my foster home too. My rescuer needs Rs.25,000 in total which will include all regular tests, medicines, vet visits and my special diet. If you want to help my rescuer in this please come forward and contribute for my sake. Even a contribution of Rs.100 will help me and my rescuer.
Mode of contribution:-
Paytm/Gpay/Phone pe:- 9891776853
Uco bank
Twinkle khan
Savings bank a/c 15530110071151
Ifsc UCBA0001553

EVERY PENNY COUNTS. IF CANT CONTRIBUTE PLEASE SHARE THE POST.
THANKS IN ADVANCE

03/06/2020

Lets stand together and united against this cruelty.
Following is the message which our team is going to post and authorities to be tagged on Twitter.

We demand justice for the innocent pregnant Elephant whose only mistake was to trust humans, while a monster deliberately fed her a crackers. We want immediate arrest

01/06/2020

Connect with for more info.

01/06/2020

I am a lawyer working for the welfare of animals. I am trying from last few months to spread awareness by sending legal notices to anti dog RWAs and even individuals. I am sending notices to those who harass feeders. There is about 80% success rate of these notices. I am sending it on no profit no loss basis .300 per notice in all over India. If anybody wants to send any such notice to someone, he/she can connect me through whatsapp @ 9540629786 or through messenger.

P.S PLEASE WRITE THE ENTIRE ISSUE IN SINGLE MESSAGE SOMETIMES I DONT REPLY TO THE HI/HELLO MESSAGES. ALSO, PLEASE TRY NOT TO CALL, I LIVE IN NO NETWORK AREA.
Thanks.

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Connect with Twincle khan for more info

25/05/2020
The Laws of Pet Parenting

The Laws of Pet Parenting by Twincle Khan

https://www.furballstory.com/post/the-laws-of-pet-parenting

Hello human beings, Hope you all are good and all your pets are wagging their tails with joy. As an advocate fighting for the legal rights of animals, I come across many people having misconceptions and misled views about pet ownership legality and the legal rights of care givers of stray dogs. Toda...

24/05/2020

URGENT | PLEASE SHARE
Location - Delhi-NCR
Vaccinated, Sterilised
With a very heavy heart, we have to inform you that Chester a.k.a Damru needs a new family. Through a mutual decision, we decided that it was best to find Chester another family keeping his best interests at heart.

Chester is a 10-month old, Indie who is now looking for a family to call his own. We're looking for someone who won't stereotype against his age. He's an underconfident dog who needs an experienced family or atleast someone who's willing to give him a chance. He's good with dogs bigger than him. Since he's a high energy dog, he needs a home with a comparitively large space to move and play around.

Let's show him love and find him a family super soon 💛

If you're interested in adopting/fostering Chester, contact us at 9599810757

22/05/2020

Lazy❤
Lazy was rescued from Meerut during lockdown with a completely fractured spinal cord.
He had an accident, he came in front of a car and the driver of that car chose to hit him, without even realising that this dog he will be hitting will now have to suffer for his entire life. Lazy was dragging himself and humans were shooing him away. Yes! Thats how humans are.

came to know about him and got him rescued and brought him to Delhi. Even though people were suggesting PTS (put to sleep) for him, she chose to get him treated.
He is a happy baby, and a healthy baby otherwise. Who are we to put him to sleep?

Lazy now is waiting for his wheelchair, after which he will be able walk again.

Connect with us if you want to help dogs like Lazy❤

19/05/2020

Inbox us your animal rescue stories with their pictures. We will post it here on our page. Let people know what animals go through and what difference a rescuer make in the life of a rescued animal.
:)

18/05/2020

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My story, huh? It's complicated. Let me try all the same.

My name is Imli. I am a gorgeous, stupendo fabulous, awesome creature, but that goes without saying. I am a cat. What else can I be?

My earliest memory is squirming in a polythene bag with my brother. I don't know how I got into one. My guess is some evil humans shoved my brother and me into it and dumped us on the side of a road.

A lady heard us meowing our lungs out, looked around for us, and picked us up. Kind as she was, she could not keep us, and handed us to a couple of other humans.

I tell you I am not too sure these other humans are really humans. They look like big cats to me! They are as weird as we, as a species, are. So...

But they took care of us, fed us regularly, and gave us a room all to ourselves. Unfortunately, my brother got bitten by the biggest, baddest D-O-G that I have ever seen in my life, and he could not make it.

I was devastated.

But the cat humans consoled me, and showered me with even more love and affection. And so, I grew up, and soon gave birth to my first litter.

However, things didn't go as planned. Remember, I told you my story is complicated? I was not kidding.

All of us caught some viral infection and my babies journeyed across the rainbow bridge.

I was heartbroken.

I myself almost died, but the cat humans took me to a vet and nursed me back to good health.

Life slowly returned to normal, and soon, I gave birth again. This time, everything went well, and my babies grew up just fine.

But then, life took yet another turn. Complicated, remember?

The cat humans had to leave! As in, go!!

They wanted to take me and my babies with them, but the lady who first found us, and with whom I was very friendly, said she wanted to keep us.

Between the cat humans and the lady, it was decided that I would stay back with the lady, along with two of my babies, and the rest would go with the cat humans.

Sad as I was to see them leave, I was also relieved that I could stay on in my familiar territory.

But hey, it's not as if I never see them. They come over sometimes, and we cozy up, reminiscing about things and going down the memory lane.

And the lady sends our pictures to them regularly, and I even meow to them on those strange things that humans hold in their hands and you hear sounds coming out of it, and see pictures on what they call the "screen". Heavy stuff, right?!

Anyway, life is good. I stopped having more babies long ago because the cat humans got me spayed. My daughter, Zoey, is here with me always, and some other cats have joined our family. We are quite fine.

The cat humans, I am told, take very good care of my other daughters.

I am a grandmother now, with a grandson and a granddaughter.

I live free. I live happy.

And that's the way a cat is supposed to be!


15/05/2020

Romy's rescuer Twincle says, "Romy was one of the toughest rescue case of my life but, I am glad that he is all healthy and living in his forever home now."

In the month of October,2019 Romy was rescued from the slums of Meerut. His leg was cut and it was done by so-called humans. Very cruelly somebody had amputed his leg. Romy's care taker Dimpal saw him but was unable to catch him, he was hiding as he was in pain. Dimpal somehow managed to find him after 5 days and locked him inside her house. Meanwhile transportation was arranged by Twincle from Delhi all the way to Meerut.

Romy successfully got rescued and got admitted in a medical boarding at Noida.

But this was just a begining, Romy's wound was full of maggots, his bone was visible, his Haemoglobin was low and his blood was full of infections because of the exposed bone.
Romy was in a comatose like condition for 2 days and stopped eating and drinking. He was on drips and his chances of survival was almost zero.

But Romy was a fighter, he came out of coma after 2 days and started eating a bit. Thats how his journey of recovery started.

His wound was healing but the bone was still exposed and it wasnt allowing the infections in his blood to come down. Atlast, vets suggested to ampute the exposed bone surgically, which again took 1 month to heal.
It took 5months of caring but Romy finally got healed.
Romy got adopted in Meerut by his care taker Dimpal, he lost his one leg but is happy and healthy now.

His medical expenses crossed Rs.40,000/- and there are still pending bills. But the happy part is, Romy almost came back from the dead and survived like a fighter. ♥️

14/05/2020

Posted by:
Hi, my name is Lenny.
As you can see, I am an owl. Our kind doesn't really get to tell its stories, but then, I am special.

I don't quite remember how and why, but I think I, kind of, fell out of my nest when I was very young.

That would have been curtains for someone as small as me, but, fortunately for me, I fell smack in the middle of a garden of some nice humans.

They picked me up, soothed me (I tell you, my feathers were really ruffled, literally and figuratively!), and kept me away from their C-A-T-S. Ugh, these humans seemed to actually LIKE those feline creatures! Sheesh!

Anyway, they did everything for me -- fed me slices of delicious fish, made a twig nest for me, kept me warm and dry, even let me hop on to their shoulders, where I would snooze blissfully.

Life was good.

And then, it was time to go. And away I flew.

I am a big boy now, and I can make my own way in the world, but I still look down at those humans who saved me as I fly by, holler at them and give them my love.

I sure am glad I fell where I did!

You see, these humans believe that Earth is for all creatures, not just the two-legged variety.

Peace.


14/05/2020

Understand your pet's language☺️

14/05/2020

Pawesome- In memory of our beloved Oreo

The dog which can be seen on our logo is Oreo. Allow me to tell you a little about Oreo, in whose memory Pawesome has been made.

In a cold night of December at around 1am we found a pup crying in pain, after asking few near by people we found that a vehicle has ran over her hind legs and she was unable to use her back portion, though there was no seen injury.

She was so small that we kept her in a carton box of Oreo Biscuits and took her to the vet. Vet gave few injections and I took her back to my house.

She was so lucky that I found a foster home for her within few days of her rescue and she was sent there. Oreo lived in her foster home where she miracalously started to walk again withing 10-15 days. The foster parent fell in love with her and decided to adopt her.

Oreo finally found a forever home and everything was fantastic. She even used to travel Kashmir along with her foster parents and she used to had lot of fun.

After almost an year of adoption, Oreo stopped eating and started throwing out.
Her parents took her to the vet and she was diagnosed with Diaphagramatic Hernia. A surgery was required to make her well again. She went for surgery and started recovering but on the 4th day of recovery, she passed away.

This was Oreo's journey from streets to the sofa. Her parents still have that carton box of Oreo biscuits in which we had found her. Her life was not that long but I am satisfied that she got all the love which she deserved and which every stray animal deserves.

We are starting this journey of Pawesome to help as many friends of Oreo as possible. We are not a registered organisation yet, people of our group are volunteers and working in their individual capacity, either by rescuing, feeding, treating or sponsoring. But one thing we all have common in our group, a compassionate heart.

Thank you for reading and connect with us to be a part of our group and our journey. ♥️

13/05/2020

Dabey-dabey paao se, aayi holey-holey zindagi❤❤

12/05/2020

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11/05/2020

Spread the word -- the planet does not belong only to Homo Sapiens!

11/05/2020

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