ISHA- Initiative fo Symbiosis between Humans & Animals

Physically challenged animals

Physically Challenged includes disabled animals as well as those which may not be disabled but would be incapacitated as a result of chronic problems during old age like arthritis or spondylosis or not completely abled as a result of genetic defects.

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Animal People

People From Different Walks of Life & Social Strata who Serve Animals

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ISHA's Participation in Events

Participation of ISHA in various events for cause of animals.

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Farewell - Animals Over the Rainbow Bridge

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physically challenged dogs

Boris

This is Boris who lives in a by-lane of Mumbai. I first set eyes on him during October 2008. I was truly impressed with his stylish stud walk I must say!! This lane is away from the main busy road, but by itself is a busy one with the movement of trucks and vans and office goers. He is a native of this place, rather smart and apprehensive of humans and manoeuvres his way despite just one eye.

Rani

Rani was born on the streets almost 12 years back. Just like a street pup, she grew up facing the many ordeals of life. What made her life different was the love, warmth and food she got from people (Naiks) who make food on this cart under which you see her seeking refuge from the rains.

Justin

Justin lives in a car park of a premium upcoming rather posh construction for offices in Andheri West, Mumbai. When I first saw Justin (a scrawny, frail, apprehensive young dog), I stood in utter amazement wondering how does he live. Justin has a bent spine which makes it look like a small hump.

Whitie

Last evening at 4.45p.m. as I was returning from the shelter after having attended to Kaalu, I get a call when I have reached Bandra, 45 minutes from the shelter. The caller is a little girl from a slum in Andheri whose cats I had got sterilized earlier and whose dog I treat when unwell. She frantically spoke the "dog is hit" the dog is hit" " can't get up" and "can't move"