Life-saving Treatment and Equine Health and Well-being
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Together with our project partner, HIS, we’ve been able to provide compassionate care to equines this quarter.
Equine Cases at HIS Campus
Throughout this quarter, seven equine cases were attended to at the HIS campus, covering a variety of conditions such as colic, tick infestation, eye tumors, laceration wounds, anorexia, and diarrhea. The team also managed the Luniyawas camp, ensuring the welfare of these animals.
One significant case involved a mare admitted with an eye tumor. Dr. Pramod performed surgery, and after five days of rest, the mare made a full recovery.
Compounder Anandi played an essential role in the care provided during this period. He administered anti-tick medication to a foal and an anorectic injection to a mare. After receiving the injection, the mare's condition improved, and she was sent home in better health.
Compounder Anandi administering an anorectic injection
Owner brought its mare suffering from Colic, the team attended and gave the necessary treatment.
CRC Bassi: Donkey Care and Treatment
At the CRC Bassi, eight donkeys (four males and four females), one stallion, and one mule were housed and cared for. All equines received deworming treatment, and the hooves of all the donkeys were trimmed as part of their regular maintenance.
CRC OPD: Equine Treatment
During this period, one equine was treated at the CRC OPD, receiving necessary care and attention.
Monthly Camp: Treatment for Mares
A total of four mares were treated during the monthly camp, each receiving appropriate medical care to ensure their health and well-being.
Case Reports
Owner: Lalit
Lalit brought two mares from Mohanpura-Bassi to the CRC in December:One mare was diagnosed with anorexia and received multivitamin therapy.
The second mare had a wound on her right forelimb, which was cleaned, treated with Laurexin cream, and administered antibiotics and painkillers to speed up recovery.
Owner: Lala Ram
Lala Ram brought two mares from Mohanpura-Bassi for deworming, ensuring they remained in optimal health.
The amazing HIS Equine Vets who contributed to this update!
Dr Pramod Kumar Boyal looks after the rescue at our Durgapura campus. / Dr. Himanshu Burman operates from the Bassi campus.
The dedication of HIS and the positive impact they have on the lives of equines is astounding and we are proud to support them in their life saving work for animals.
Thank you to our supporters for contributing to the success of these incredible initiatives!
Working together directly impacts the well-being of many equines, improving their quality of life and ensuring their health. Your support makes it possible for HIS to continue providing essential care to these beautiful animals.