Aastha Animal Welfare Organisation

05/08/2026

Ligation drive
Total no of patients - 18
Recovered - 17
Dead - 1

We try to deliver the best possible treatment available with proper vet (Gyne) prof Dr Rohit Raj.
best aseptic condition OT
PRE AND POST OPERATIVE CARE.

28/07/2026

28/07/2026

This innocent soul was brought to Domjur Aastha Animal Welfare Society with severe chemical
burn injuries, suspected to be the result of an acid attack. Large areas of skin had been destroyed,
leaving the dog in unimaginable pain.
Our veterinary team immediately began emergency treatment, including pain management, wound
care, and removal of dead tissue. The road to recovery will be long, but we will fight for this life
every step of the way.
We are not God. Some patients recover, and some do not. But one thing will never change—we will
always try.
Please keep this brave soul in your prayers. ■❤■
Domjur Aastha Animal Welfare Society

28/07/2026

Every day, we receive abuse, false allegations, and even foul language. Some people call us frauds
without ever visiting our hospital, witnessing a rescue, or standing beside us during an emergency
surgery.
This patient was brought to us after a devastating automobile accident. The impact tore away a
large portion of the facial skin and underlying soft tissue. He arrived in unbearable pain, frightened,
and fighting for his life.
While some people were busy typing insults on social media, our veterinary team was busy
stopping the bleeding, cleaning the wound, managing the trauma, and giving this innocent soul a
chance to live.
This is the reality of animal rescue.
Some patients recover.
Some patients don't.
That is the truth.
We are not God. We cannot promise that every life will be saved. What we can promise is that we
will try, try, and try again with every patient that comes through our doors. Every case receives our
best effort, regardless of the outcome.
False allegations do not weaken our commitment. They do not harm our purpose. We are not here
to create wealth, seek fame, or show off. We are here because every injured animal deserves a
chance to live.
If a patient comes to us, we will treat them with everything we have. If no patient comes, we will
continue to stand ready for the next life that needs help. That is our duty.
We don't measure our work by likes, comments, or applause. We measure it by every life we can
save and every animal that receives a second chance.
To everyone who supports us, thank you for believing in our mission.
To those who doubt us, we have nothing to prove through arguments. Our patients are our proof.
Their recovery is our reply.
Domjur Aastha Animal Welfare Society
"We cannot save every life, but we will never stop trying.

28/07/2026

We don't post everything. Most of the pain and suffering we witness remains
unseen. However, we occasionally share a few cases to let our supporters know that we are very much alive, working tirelessly, and fighting every day for animals who cannot speak for themselves.
This is TOTO, a victim of a horrific road accident. He was brought to us with severe soft tissue and muscle trauma to his hind limb. The injuries were extensive, and without immediate veterinary intervention, the chances of saving his leg were very poor.
Our veterinary team performed a corrective reconstructive surgery, removing damaged tissue, thoroughly cleaning the wound, and repairing the affected area to give TOTO the best possible chance of recovery.
The surgery was successful, but his journey is far from over. He now requires intensive
post-operative care, regular wound dressings, medications, pain management, and weeks of
rehabilitation.
Animals cannot tell us how much they are hurting. They silently endure unimaginable pain, and it is opur responsibility to fight for them.
We are hopeful that TOTO will make a full recovery and get the second chance at life that he deserves.
Thank you to everyone who stands with Domjur Aastha Animal Welfare Society. Your support
gives injured and abandoned animals hope, treatment, and a future.
Please keep TOTO in your prayers. Together, we can help him heal.

13/07/2026