Re; Gifts Tied to Walls

[Guest guest]

Thanks Dr. Krishna,

But this is a fact..We don't have shelter but people left pom pups out

side my home & even a pigeon babies in carton. All ngo's having same

problem (?)

The question arises that just lifting a pup or cat from roadside &

putting them in shelter, is it not a cruelty? When a mother cat / dog

went other area to fill the stomach to feed the babies. R such people we

can call an animal lovers? (I call them psycho)

 

Nilesh

PAWS

 

drkrishna [drkrishna]

Sunday, April 19, 2009 8:11 AM

Merritt Clifton

Cc: aapn

Re: Reply from BSPCA

 

 

 

 

 

Most aptly and beautifully put. A large portion of the " donations "

received at the Blue Cross of India are from animal " rescuers " whose

contributions are animals they bring in and nothing else.

 

Like some of our financial contributors who wish to remain anonymous,

these donors, too, drop their " gifts " over the wall, tie them up at our

gates, etc and return later to check that their gifts are being well

cared

for!

 

S. Chinny Krishna

 

> Thanks to Nilesh Bhanage and Diana Singh Roy for obtaining

> and posting the Bombay SPCA's response to the allegations by Vishaya

> Kumtekar.

>

> I had tried to contact the Bombay SPCA myself to get their

> side of the matter, and as a matter of fluke chance, happened to

> reach a person within the Bombay SPCA who has her own agenda against

> the management.

>

> The issue in each case, and in some of the cases described

> in the links that Nilesh posted yesterday, appears to be that some

> volunteers attempt to use the Bombay SPCA as a perceived infinite

> resource in support of their own rescue efforts.

>

> Many humane societies run into this. The plain and simple

> truth is that it is much easier to rescue animals in need than to

> raise the funds and maintain the facilities required to treat them.

> Those who wish to use humane society facilities on a regular basis

> need to contribute to raising the resources needed to keep the humane

> society operating -- for example, collecting donations for the

> humane society or helping to organize fundraising projects.

>

> If a person who uses a humane society in support of personal

> rescues does not contribute proportionately to raising support for

> the society, then someone else has to do it -- and those volunteers

> usually also have their own personal rescues in need of help.

>

>

>

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