Transforming Suffering Into Care and Dignity for India’s Working Camels
With your generous support, the Camel Rescue Centre (CRC) in India continues to alleviate suffering and provide dignity for working camels. In May alone, the team treated 328 camels and reached an additional 592 animals including horses, goats, dogs, cows, and sheep.
Case Highlights: Compassionate Care in Action
Story One: Emergency Colic Treatment
At the Laxmipura treatment site, Puran brought his camel suffering from severe abdominal discomfort. Restless and in visible pain, the animal required urgent intervention.
The CRC team provided fluid therapy and pain management for colic.
With timely treatment and monitoring, the camel recovered, bringing relief to her owner.
Story Two: Eye and Mouth Conditions
At the Lalsot site, Prahlad’s camel was struggling with reduced vision and difficulty eating.
Diagnosed with corneal opacity and stomatitis, she received immediate treatment.
Guidance on feeding and care helped reduce discomfort, restoring hope for her recovery.
Daily Clinics and Monthly Camp
Beyond camels, CRC’s outreach addressed diverse cases among other working animals.
- Goat case: Nanagram’s goat was diagnosed with enteritis and treated with supportive care, fluid therapy, and feeding guidance.
- Routine services included deworming, vaccination, and treatment for wounds, infections, and parasitic conditions.
These interventions highlight CRC’s holistic approach: treating camels while also supporting the welfare of other working and companion animals in the region.
Building a Future of Dignity
Every treatment delivered by CRC reflects AAA’s mission to prevent suffering, provide rehabilitation, and ensure dignity for animals exploited through human use. With your compassionate support, CRC continues to transform lives — turning burden into care for camels and other working animals across India.