Get little India back to the UK
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India is a 5 week old puppy discovered in a busy road in Goa.
Too emaciated to walk properly and already savagely attacked and wounded by another dog a kind, compasionate young lady called Ellie stepped in to help and became Indias Guardian Angel, nursing the little broken soul back to health and back to being a fun loving, loyal and devoted pooch.
Unfortunately Ellies 6 month visa runs out early in 2017 meaning this lovely lady will have no other choice than returning to the Uk leaving her beloved India pup behind.
But, with the quarenteen laws changing, if we can raise the funds and once India is old enough and has had all the necessary vacinations etc she will be ready to travel to the UK with Ellie to live a happy life where she'll receive all the love and care any animal deserves instead of a harsh shortened life back on the streets of Goa.
As an animal rescue charity co-ordinator, I am setting up this go fund me page to make this possible.
There are far too many gut wrenching animal horror stories in the global news these days, So lets join together and give this particular one a happy ending.
( Any funds raised above the required amount will be donated to the registered Ani-Mel Haven Charity. An animal rescue sanctuary providing safety for abused, neglected and abandoned animals, birds and wildlife and providing animal assisted therapy for underpriveledged individuals. )
Indias story told by Ellie ...
When I first saw India she was near dead in the side of a busy road. I searched for her mum but no luck, she was all alone.
India was little over 5weeks old, she was suffering from malnutrition, had a dog bite and abscesses on her stomach, infested with fleas and was extremely weak. It was clear then she had not seen her mum for some time.
After taking her to many rescue centres I received the same response. "We are full" "we have too many puppies" "her best chance of survival is you, she will not live much longer."
I had no option but to make her last few days as painless and as comfortable as possible. She was pretty much docile for the next few days. Drinking only tiny amounts of baby milk, too weak to eat and she struggled to walk on her back legs.
With night feeds, gentle baby baths and some love, India today is a strong, playful and beautiful little pup.
To give India a real chance in life I have made a decision to try and bring her home to the Uk. But it is a costly process, but if in the end I leave her behind when my visa is up, there's a strong posibility she will end up facing hardship all over again as another poor street dog. She is my little companion and she looks to me as her mummy.
Can you spare a small donation and be part of Indias future at home in the U.K. with me?
The target we have set is £3000 as this was the rough quote we have been given from a pet courier, but it could be more or could be less.
If it so happens we go over the total cost of the outgoings to get India safely to the uk, Any extra money will be donated directly to the registered animal rescue charity AniMel Haven, who I have teamed up with in the U.K to help my cause.
Too emaciated to walk properly and already savagely attacked and wounded by another dog a kind, compasionate young lady called Ellie stepped in to help and became Indias Guardian Angel, nursing the little broken soul back to health and back to being a fun loving, loyal and devoted pooch.
Unfortunately Ellies 6 month visa runs out early in 2017 meaning this lovely lady will have no other choice than returning to the Uk leaving her beloved India pup behind.
But, with the quarenteen laws changing, if we can raise the funds and once India is old enough and has had all the necessary vacinations etc she will be ready to travel to the UK with Ellie to live a happy life where she'll receive all the love and care any animal deserves instead of a harsh shortened life back on the streets of Goa.
As an animal rescue charity co-ordinator, I am setting up this go fund me page to make this possible.
There are far too many gut wrenching animal horror stories in the global news these days, So lets join together and give this particular one a happy ending.
( Any funds raised above the required amount will be donated to the registered Ani-Mel Haven Charity. An animal rescue sanctuary providing safety for abused, neglected and abandoned animals, birds and wildlife and providing animal assisted therapy for underpriveledged individuals. )
Indias story told by Ellie ...
When I first saw India she was near dead in the side of a busy road. I searched for her mum but no luck, she was all alone.
India was little over 5weeks old, she was suffering from malnutrition, had a dog bite and abscesses on her stomach, infested with fleas and was extremely weak. It was clear then she had not seen her mum for some time.
After taking her to many rescue centres I received the same response. "We are full" "we have too many puppies" "her best chance of survival is you, she will not live much longer."
I had no option but to make her last few days as painless and as comfortable as possible. She was pretty much docile for the next few days. Drinking only tiny amounts of baby milk, too weak to eat and she struggled to walk on her back legs.
With night feeds, gentle baby baths and some love, India today is a strong, playful and beautiful little pup.
To give India a real chance in life I have made a decision to try and bring her home to the Uk. But it is a costly process, but if in the end I leave her behind when my visa is up, there's a strong posibility she will end up facing hardship all over again as another poor street dog. She is my little companion and she looks to me as her mummy.
Can you spare a small donation and be part of Indias future at home in the U.K. with me?
The target we have set is £3000 as this was the rough quote we have been given from a pet courier, but it could be more or could be less.
If it so happens we go over the total cost of the outgoings to get India safely to the uk, Any extra money will be donated directly to the registered animal rescue charity AniMel Haven, who I have teamed up with in the U.K to help my cause.
Organizer
Mel James
Organizer