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14/05/2021

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25/05/2020

My Mahanagar | May 25, 2020 Monday | माथेरानमध्ये गाढवासारखे घोड्यावरही लादले वजन In Matheran the weight imposed on the horse like a donkey | https://youtu.be/srzPBJjaClE

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My Mahanagar | May 25, 2020 Monday | माथेरानमध्ये गाढवासारखे घोड्यावरही लादले वजन In Matheran the weight imposed on the horse like a donkey लॉकडाऊनच्या काळात...

25/05/2020

Zee 24 Tass | 19 May 2020 Tuesday 07 : 54 PM | 5 Minutes - 25 News | ठाणे : साडे सहा फुटाचा अजगर आणि दोन फुटी डुरक्या घोणस या बिनविषारी सापांना मानवी वस्तीतून सुटका | PAWS-Mumbai ACF YouTube Link : https://youtu.be/LuxxA5qUT-I

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Zee 24 Tass | 19 May 2020 Tuesday 07 : 54 PM | 5 Minutes - 25 News | साडे सहा फुटाचा अजगर आणि दोन फुटी डुरक्या घोणस या बिनविषारी सापांना मानवी वस्तीतून सुट....

21/04/2020

मीरा रोडमधील कोरोना संशयितांच्या घरातून प्राणिप्रेमी संस्थेच्या कार्यकर्त्यांनी ससे, कासव आणि मांजराची सुटका केली आहे. प्रशासनाने या संशयितांचे घर सीलबंद केल्याने हे प्राणी घरामध्ये उपाशीपोटी अडकून पडले होते. कार्यकर्त्यांनी सर्तकता बाळगून या प्राण्यांचा बचाव केला असून सध्या ते देखरेखीखाली आहेत. | https://www.mahamtb.com//Encyc/2020/4/21/Animal-rescue-from-Corona-suspects-homes-in-Mira-Road.html

मीरा रोडमधील कोरोना संशयितांच्या घरांमधून प्राण्यांची सुटका

मुंबई (प्रतिनिधी) - मीरा रोडमधील कोरोना संशयितांच्या घरातून प्राणिप्रेमी संस्थेच्या कार्यकर्त्यांनी ससे, कासव आणि मांजराची सुटका केली आहे. प्रशासनाने या संशयितांचे घर सीलबंद केल्याने हे प्राणी घरामध्ये उपाशीपोटी अडकून पडले होते. कार्यकर्त्यांनी सर्तकता बाळगून या प्राण्यांचा बचाव केला असून सध्या ते देखरेखीखाली आहेत.

प्रशासनाने कोरोना संशयित किंवा बाधितांचे विलगिकरण केल्यानंतर त्यांच्या घरातील पाळीव प्राण्यांचे हाल होत आहेत. अशा प्राण्यांना वाचविण्याचे काम शहरातील काही प्राणिप्रेमी संस्थांचे कार्यकर्ते करत आहेत.

प्रसंगी स्वत:ला कोरोनाची लागण होण्याची भिती असताना देखील सर्तकता बाळगून हे कार्यकर्ते प्राण्यांचे बचाव कार्य पार पाडत आहेत. 'प्लांट अॅण्ड अॅनिमल्स वेलफेअर सोसायटी - मुंबई'च्या (पॉज-मुंबई) कार्यकर्त्यांनी यापूर्वी भाडुंपमधून कोरोना मृताच्या घरातून पोपटाचा बचाव केला होता. आता या संस्थेच्या कार्यकर्त्यांनी मीरा रोडमधील कोरोना संशयितांच्या घरांमधून दोन ससे, कासव आणि मांजराची सुटका केली आहे. मिरा-भाईंदर महानगरपालिकेच्या अधिकाऱ्यांनी या संशियातांचे विलगिकरण केल्यानंतर हे प्राणी उपाशीपोटी घरात अडकून पडले होते. आरोग्य विभागाच्या अधिकाऱ्यांच्या ही बाब लक्षात आल्यानंतर त्यांनी 'पाॅस'च्या कार्यकर्त्यांना बोलावून या प्राण्यांची सुटका केली.

मीरा-भाईंदर पालिकेच्या आरोग्य विभागाच्या बोलावण्यानुसार संस्थेच्या कार्यकर्त्यांनी कोरोना संशियातांच्या घरांमधून मांजर, दोन ससे आणि कासवाचा बचाव केल्याची माहिती 'पॉज-मुंबई'चे प्रमुख आणि मुंबई शहराचे मानद वन्यजीव रक्षक सुनीष कुंजू यांनी दिली. पशुवैद्यक डाॅ. मनीष पिंगळे यांनी या प्राण्यांची आरोग्य तपासणी केली असून काही दिवस त्यांची देखरेख करण्यात येणार आहे. त्यामधील कासव हे वन्यजीव संरक्षण कायद्याअंतर्गत संरक्षित असलेले साॅफ्टशेल प्रजातीचे कासव आहे. त्यामुळे मालकाला ते पुन्हा देण्यात येणार नसल्याचे कुंजू यांनी सांगितले. यावेळी बचावासाठी गेलेले कार्यकर्ते आणि पशुवैद्यकांनी सर्तकता म्हणून पीईपी सूट परिधान केल्याचे कुंजू यांनी नमूद केले.

'पाॅस'च्या कार्यकर्त्यांकडून ससे, कासव आणि मांजरीचा बचाव

18/04/2020

Pet cannot spread the coronavirus - WHO

MYTH : Pets can spread the coronavirus.
FACT : There is no evidence to suggest pets such as cats and dogs can be infected or transmit the coronavirus.

PAWS-Mumbai ACF Honorary Veterinarian Dr. Manish Pingle & Dr. Rahul Meshram message

PAW-Mumbai ACF YouTube Link : https://youtu.be/lgaGEmiWKVk

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I want to tell you something about the disease called Covid 19. Covid 19 does not spread through pet animals. This disease spreads from human to human. So do not abandon your pet animals by believing in any rumours.

This lockdown has given you a good opportunity to spend some valuable time with your family and with your pets. So what you need to follow is a healthy diet and also feed your pets with a healthy diet so their immunity increases as well as the bonding and love between you and your pet will become more strong.

Social distancing, what you mean by social distancing is whenever you are going out please try to avoid the crowd and stay away from meeting people. So the more time you spend at home the distance between you and your pet will be reduced and the bonding of love will be more strong.

As you all are aware that we have a lot of stray animals around but due to this lockdown they are starving, so our volunteers are busy in feeding them. If you have any such stray animals around you or your society you too can help by feeding them.

When you take your pets outside for a walk, please wash their feets once you get them back home the same way like you wash your hands after coming from outside. This way we can help to fight this disease called Covid 19.

Dr. Manish Pingle

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As we all know the current situation of corona virus all over the world and in India. So as a veterinarian I would to tell few points about the pet animals and the animals on the street.

As in this current situation, many of the pet owners are concerned whether there pets would get infected with corona virus or not. So I would like to request all the pet owners that don't believe on rumours which is circulating nowadays on the internet. You don't need to worry about this because in India we haven't report any of such single cases yet. So please don't be afraid. You can live with your pets without any hesitation.

Secondly, I would like to request the people in our society that if possible by them to feed the street animals then please do that. You don't need to prepare any special food for them. Whichever food you have at your home, you can feed them and you can help them in this current lockdown situation.

This is a message I want to give to all the people. Please take care of your self. Be safe, be healthy.

Dr. Rahul Meshram

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Pet cannot spread the coronavirus - WHO MYTH : Pets can spread the coronavirus. FACT : There is no evidence to suggest pets such as cats and dogs can be infe...

16/04/2020

Use of mask has been made mandatory - Shri. Anil Deshmukh : Hon'ble Home Minister of Maharashtra | PAWS-Mumbai ACF YouTube Link : https://youtu.be/4BWfLmEg640

PAWS-Mumbai ACF Lockdown Update :

In all those cities in Maharashtra who are facing the spread of corona, use of mask has been made mandatory. So all those residing in such places in Maharashtra should not go out without the mask. These cities include Mumbai, Pune, Nashik, Nagpur and all those cities are facing the corona spread are requested to follow this guideline.

मास्क घालण्याची अनिवार्यता कायद्याने बंधनकारकच नाही तर तुमच्या हिताचीच आहे....

Shri. Anil Deshmukh
Hon'ble Home Minister of Maharashtra

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13/04/2020

S9 TV News Bulletin | Tuesday 07 April 2020 | In a join operation by NGO PAWS-Mumbai ACF Team along with Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai - S Ward, Mumbai Police - Bhandup and Maharashtra Forest Department - Range Forest Office (Terr.) Mumbai rescued a Parrot from sealed house of a Covid - 19 positive patient at Bhandup | PAWS-Mumbai ACF YouTube Link : https://youtu.be/W9LFtSbuXbA | News Clipping Courtesy © S9 TV News Bulletin

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10/04/2020

Home Times | 07 April 2020 Tuesday | Parrot rescued from sealed house of a Covid - 19 positive patient at Bhandup | PAWS-Mumbai ACF YouTube Link : https://youtu.be/WUZDvw9hQnY

MUMBAI Bhandup | April 04, 2020 Saturday : A complaint was received through watsup from Mr. Harish Dwivedi : District General Secretary of Vishva Hindu Parishad, Mulund, Mumbai on PAWS-Mumbai ACF Helpline regarding a caged parrot (species protected under Wildlife Protection Act, 1972) inside a house which was sealed by Mumbai Police and declared as containment area at Bhandup (West). PAWS-Mumbai ACF Founder and Honorary District Animal Welfare Officer of Mumbai, Animal Welfare Board of India Mr. Sunish Subramanian Kunju officially wrote to The Range Forest Officer (Terr.) Mumbai at Thane, The Assistant Municipal Commissioner (S - Ward) Bhandup, Mumbai and The Senior Police Inspector - Bhandup Police Station, Mumbai immediately at 02:04 AM.

Later on early morning Mr. Sunish co-ordinated with Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) S Ward Assistant Municipal Commissioner Mr. Santosh Dhonde, Bhandup Police Senior Police Inspector Mr. Sham Shinde, Forest Department Range Forest Officer (Terr.) Mumbai Mr. Santosh Kank and also spoke with Dr. Jitendra Ramgaonkar, Deputy Conservator of Forest (Territorial) Thane.

A join team of Forest Department, MCGM, Bhandup Police and volunteers from NGO Plant & Animals Welfare Society - Mumbai (PAWS-Mumbai) and Amma Care Foundation (ACF) rescued the parrot from the sealed house with all necessary precautions and shifted the rescued parrot to Bombay SPCA Animal Hospital, Parel said Nisha Kunju of PAWS-Mumbai.

Special Thanks to :

👉 Dr. Jitendra Ramgaonkar - Deputy Conservator of Forest (Territorial) Thane
👉 Shri. Santosh Kank - Range Forest Officer (Territorial) Mumbai
👉 Shri. Santosh Dhonde - Assistant Municipal Commissioner, S Ward MCGM
👉 Shri. Sham Shinde - Sr. Police Inspector, Bhandup Police Station
👉 Shri. Sunish Subramanian Kunju - Honorary District Animal Welfare Officer : AWBI & Honorary Wildlife Warden Mumbai City : MFD
👉 RFO (Terr.) Mumbai Team : Shri. Santosh Bhagane - Staff Rapid Response Team, Shri. Pankaj Kumbhar - Forest Guard and Shri. Santosh Thackeray - Driver
👉 MCGM S Ward Staff : Shri. Santosh Bhoite, Shri. Tushar Wagh and field others
👉 Bhandup Police Staff : Shri. Maruti M. Kambadi and P. M. Nimbalkar
👉 Local resident Witness : Rupesh Tiwari and Nilesh Dubey
👉 The Bombay Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and The Bai Sakarbai Dinshaw Petit Hospital for Animals, Parel, Mumbai : Dr J C Khanna - Secretary, Shri. Suresh Kadam - Joint Secretary and hospital staff
👉 PAWS-Mumbai ACF Team : Ms. Nisha S. Kunju, Ms. Savita Karalkar and Shri. Hasmukh Valanju

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09/04/2020

The Times of India Online | April 4, 2020, 17:44 IST | Mumbai: Caged parrot left behind in a sealed house is now rescued | https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/mumbai-caged-parrot-left-behind-in-a-sealed-house-is-now-rescued/articleshow/74983350.cms

MUMBAI : The caged parrot which had been left behind in a sealed Bhandup based house, after its occupant was found to be corona virus positive, has finally been rescued by animal activists with the help of forest, police and municipal officials. Animal rights activists had earlier on Saturday urged the police, municipal and forest authorities to immediately remove a caged parrot which had not eaten for over three days. "We are happy that the bird is now rescued and kept at an animal hospital. I had received information from Harish Dwivedi that a live parrot inside a cage is somehow left behind in a sealed house in Khindipada in Bhandup (west). The bird had not got any food for the past three days, and hence it was rather urgent to rescue the parrot," said activist Sunish Subramanian of Plant and Animals Welfare Society (PAWS-Mumbai).

Along with the Amma Care Foundation, PAWS-Mumbai wrote to the Brihanmumbai Municial Corporation, Bhandup police and the range forest officials about this urgency.

The senior police inspector of Bhandup, Sham Shinde, told TOI on Saturday: "The residents of the house should have removed the bird at the time the house was being sealed. Anyhow, the police will cooperate with BMC to remove the parrot."

The deputy conservator of forest (Thane territorial) Jitendra Ramgaonkar, tweeted later in the day: "The parakeet has been rescued by forest officials, police department and volunteers of PAWS-Mumbai. Every life is important. Special thanks to BMC.''

Meanwhile, Subramanian added: "I had got in touch with the BMC officials from S ward in order to rescue the bird earlier in the day. Many local residents had expressed concern for the parrot inside the sealed house, as it used to loudly cry out for food and water. Thankfully, it is a happy ending for this parakeet."

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