Pawriwar

14/09/2026

I really feel so sad that most of the kittens and puppies those are sold in pet market and adopted by a parent suffers from Herpes/Panleukopaenia virus or Canine Paro/Distemper viruses and ultimately dies after few days. I become helpless seeing these patients.

Parent’s side : Most of the parents don’t read or ask a Veterinarian how to adopt or choose a pet! I have already posted a video on this page regarding this topic. The result they adopt a wrong kitten/puppy, suffer and loose the life of the pet.

Unethical pet business: If the mother of the puppy/kitten been vaccinated properly, puppy/kitten would get maternal antibodies against these deadly viruses and might have immunity for atleast few months after birth. By this time pet parents would complete full course of vaccines.
There is no history of mother-father of the puppy/kitten, even nor the vaccination card of the Mother.

Since last 24 years I see the same condition. No awareness, no education related to this topic. I have seen that videos of entertainment/joke becomes more viral than educational posts.

Best wishes.
Dr Amit Sarkar
MVSc (Veterinary Surgery & Radiology)

02/09/2026

29/08/2026

Rescue saves lives. Prevention helps save many more. 🐾

Sterilisation is one of the main areas we want to focus on at Paw.

For community dogs and cats, preventing unwanted litters can make a meaningful difference—not only to the animals themselves, but also to the communities they live in.

We know that the cost of veterinary care can sometimes be a barrier. That’s why we try to facilitate sterilisation at reasonable, nominal prices wherever possible, while ensuring that the procedure is carried out with appropriate veterinary care.

This isn't about reducing the number of animals we care for.

It’s about reducing the number of animals who are born into lives of uncertainty, illness and neglect.

Sterilisation + vaccination + compassionate community care = a healthier future for our street animals.

If you know of a community dog or cat that needs to be sterilised, or you'd like to know more about how we can help, DM us. 🐾

27/08/2026

🐾 DID YOU KNOW?

Sterilized dogs help stabilize stray populations.

Animal Birth Control (ABC) programs help reduce unwanted litters and gradually bring down stray dog populations.

💛 Fewer litters. Healthier communities. A more sustainable way to care for strays.

ABC is not just about numbers — it’s about preventing suffering and creating a healthier future for our street animals.

26/08/2026

🐾 MEET MINI — LOOKING FOR HER FOREVER HOME ❤️

This little one is Mini, a sweet 3–4 month old kitten currently looking for a loving home in Siliguri. 🐱

✨ Cute & playful
✨ Friendly with humans
✨ Clean and well-behaved
✨ Litter trained
✨ Domesticated and used to being around people
✨ Would make a wonderful companion for a caring family

Mini was shared with us, and we’re helping amplify her adoption appeal. ❤️

🏡 Looking for: A responsible family who can give Mini a safe, loving home and care for her throughout her life.

📍 Location: Siliguri
📩 Interested in adopting Mini? Comment below or DM us for the contact details, exact location and further information.

Please share this post with friends and family in Siliguri. You might just help Mini find her forever family. 🐾❤️

25/08/2026

Mange is treatable. 🐾

Mange can cause severe itching, hair loss, and painful skin irritation—but it doesn’t have to be permanent.

With the right veterinary care, medication, nutrition, and a little patience, many affected animals can recover and go on to live healthy, comfortable lives. ❤️

Don’t look away. Help them heal.

24/08/2026

Ever noticed a cat slowly blinking at you? 👀🐱

That little “slow blink” can be a sign that your feline friend feels safe, relaxed and comfortable around you. 💛

Try slowly blinking back and giving them a moment to respond. It’s a simple, gentle way of communicating without words.

Sometimes, trust doesn’t look dramatic.
Sometimes, it’s just a blink. 🐾

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23/08/2026

HOME ISN’T ALWAYS FOUR WALLS. 🐾
For some, this street is home.

The same streets we call ours are home to community animals too.

Perhaps it’s time we see them not as strays, but as neighbours.
Neighbours who simply happen to have four paws. 🐾 🤍

Let’s make our shared spaces a little kinder, safer and more welcoming — for everyone.

22/08/2026

I CAN HELP A STRAY BY…

☐ Feeding
☐ Vaccinating
☐ Fostering
☐ Adopting
☐ Sharing

Which one is YOU? 🐾

21/08/2026

THIS IS WHAT WE BELIEVE 🐾

We believe a stray animal is not a problem to be ignored.

We believe kindness should come with responsibility.

We believe vaccination can protect an entire community.

We believe sterilisation can prevent suffering.

We believe an injured animal deserves help.

We believe every community can make room for compassion.

And most importantly—

We believe caring for animals is caring for our community. ❤️

This is what PAWRIWAR stands for.

Not just rescue.
Not just treatment.
But awareness, prevention, compassion and community action.

🐾 Every paw deserves a safer tomorrow.