“My wife got to know about a dog who was bleeding after being hit by a vehicle. Without thinking twice, I left my auto stand and went to pick up the injured dog, who was given timely help and rescued,” says Baskar.
#Respect #RealLifeHero #Rescue #Strays #Kindness #Heartwarming
#Respect #RealLifeHero #Rescue #Strays #Kindness #Heartwarming
He says that this led to more calls from rescue volunteers who needed transportation for injured animals.
However, at that time, Baskar was driving a rented auto, and his owner was against him taking injured animals in the vehicle.
#TamilNadu #Chennai
However, at that time, Baskar was driving a rented auto, and his owner was against him taking injured animals in the vehicle.
#TamilNadu #Chennai
“I gave the auto back to him and decided to purchase my own.
Seeing an injured puppy being denied help ignited a spark in me, and I wanted to dedicate my life to helping these voiceless beings.
Seeing an injured puppy being denied help ignited a spark in me, and I wanted to dedicate my life to helping these voiceless beings.
So, I invested Rs 40,000 from my savings and borrowed the rest to buy an auto,” says Baskar.
Inside his auto -- named ‘Help Voiceless’ -- he set up a cage for big dogs, a basket for puppies, and a carrier for cats.
Inside his auto -- named ‘Help Voiceless’ -- he set up a cage for big dogs, a basket for puppies, and a carrier for cats.
He carries some kibble along with water bowls to feed the rescues.
His passenger auto now serves as an exclusive ambulance for animals. Every day, he makes at least 4-5 trips to the veterinarian with a sick or injured animal.
His passenger auto now serves as an exclusive ambulance for animals. Every day, he makes at least 4-5 trips to the veterinarian with a sick or injured animal.
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