HELP IN SUFFERING
Dear Friends and Supporters
I am sharing some more stories of HIS family.
This monkey was rescued by the local people from Galta ji
area on the Delhi Road. He had been burnt due to live
electric wire when they rescued him. A man took this
monkey to his house and helped him get treatment from
a veterinary clinic.
Due to this incident the monkey lost his memory and
balance, and had nerve damage. He was named Ramu by
this owner.
Later on neighbours convinced him to surrender the
monkey to Help In Suffering and now the monkey is living
in safety and lots of love and care.
Ramu now lives in his enclosure with a female macaque
named Rani and loves to play with her. Rani keeps him
amused and he enjoys that.
Jimmy was Christine and Jeremy’s favourite dog
She was one of the oldest dog members of our animal
family.
She was rescued in the presence of Ms. Bhawna Jain,
our Animal Care Manager and loved and cared for by all.
She had the most gentle and friendly temperament and
looked like a German Shepherd dog.
She used to live in Christine ‘s cottage with her other
two friends Lucy & Tobby who died a few years back,
after death of these two close friends and Christine’s
departure to Australia she started spending her time in
the office with all our employees and enjoyed watching
the activities at HIS .
She later spent more time in medical store and due to
her old age her heart and kidney started collapsing.
Many tests were conducted for her good health by Dr. Pradeep and she was observed
regularly by Dr. Jack & other vets who after treating for several days declared that her
condition was getting worse due to her old age.
She was given a lot of tender love and care
After consulting all the vets and our animal care manager it was decided she should be
put to sleep to save her from further suffering. With great sadness but surrounded by
those she loved, her suffering was ended by HIS vets. She will be greatly missed as a good
friend and companion.
This little monkey was found abandoned at Amer Road and was
brought to the shelter on 20th May 2014.
The people who saw him, could not find his mother and so he was
given to HIS.
His name was given as Shankar by the HIS staff.
He is very shy and always looks like he is scared of something but
there is another female rescued named Meera looking after him as
a mother.
It’s amazing to see all the monkeys look after each other and
comfort the younger ones so well.
This donkey was seen on the outskirts of Jaipur by a French donor Ms
Michele Bilger . He was found suffering from lameness and saddle
sores due to heavy goods.
He was being used as a beast of burden.
He was rescued by HIS team and given a long treatment at HIS.
Michele requested the trustees to keep him in the shelter forever and
took the responsibility to do regular funding for his good health and
care
In 2013 he was moved to our new equine yard with other donkeys
where he found new friends and is now enjoying his life playing with
them.