Anti Rabies Vaccination Drive: Project 270

Organized by: Paw People Foundation

In collaboration with: RT Pet Clinic, Furtrube, Boehringer Ingelheim, Shivangi Thakur

Objective: To provide essential anti-rabies vaccinations to 270 street dogs in Bhopal, India

Duration: 28th September 2023 - 3rd October 2023

The Paw People Foundation has been at the forefront of animal welfare in Bhopal, India, tirelessly rescuing, healing, and rehoming injured and sick street dogs. In our continuous commitment to improving the lives of these animals and preventing the spread of rabies, we initiated "Project 270." This ambitious project aimed to vaccinate 270 street dogs against rabies, thus protecting both the dogs and the human population from this deadly disease.

Project Goals

1. Animal Welfare: To safeguard the health and well-being of street dogs by providing them with essential anti-rabies vaccinations.
   

2. Community Safety: To reduce the risk of rabies transmission from dogs to humans, promoting public health and safety.
   

3. Education and Awareness: To raise awareness about the importance of rabies vaccinations and responsible pet ownership within the community.

Key Activities:

1. Preparation and Planning: The project team meticulously planned the logistics, including procuring vaccines, organizing vaccination teams, and identifying target locations.
   

2. Community Engagement: Volunteers engaged with the local community to explain the importance of anti-rabies vaccinations for street dogs and raise awareness about rabies prevention.
   

3. Vaccination Drive: On the designated day, the vaccination teams set out to vaccinate 270 street dogs in different areas of Bhopal. Each dog received a thorough health check-up before the vaccination.
   

4. Record Keeping: Detailed records were maintained, including dog identification, vaccination dates, and any additional medical attention required.
   

Project Impact

• Street Dogs' Health: "Project 270" significantly improved the health and well-being of 270 street dogs by protecting them from rabies, a deadly disease that poses a severe threat to their lives.
  

• Community Safety: By vaccinating street dogs, the project contributed to a safer environment for the local community, reducing the risk of rabies transmission.
  

• Education and Awareness: The project served as an educational platform, raising awareness about rabies prevention and responsible pet ownership among community members.

"Project 270" was a resounding success, achieving its primary goal of vaccinating 270 street dogs against rabies. It not only improved the lives of these animals but also enhanced public safety by reducing the risk of rabies transmission.

Additionally, the project served as a valuable educational opportunity, fostering a sense of responsibility and compassion within the community.

Paw People Foundation remains committed to its mission of advocating for the welfare of street dogs and creating a safer, more compassionate world for both animals and humans.