Visakha SPCA Tour: Part 3 of 3

Part 3 shows our Biogas plant, slurry, vermicompost pits, generators, bore wells and watershed management; natural fertilizer offices where we sell cow urine and neem, useful and organic plants; and a beautiful Indian sunset while cows return to the shelter.

Visakha SPCA, on the east coast of India in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh is a home for dogs, cats, turtles, monkeys, cows, buffaloes, birds, horses, and other animals. The number of animals that we rescue and treat is increasing every year. Our shelter is an eco-friendly environment as we have many plants for wildlife protection; we use and make biogas (energy from cow dung) and vermicompost. We also do community outreach for humane education, sea turtle protection and teach animal birth control methods to help dogs and cats.

This video is narrated by our shelter manager Rajeshkar with text written by Pradeep Nath, Visakha SPCA Founder and President. It was edited by Eric Rockey of Seattle, Washington, USA. Please visit our web site at www.visakhaspca.org

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• animal
• shelter
• rescue
• Visakhapatnam
• India

[SBha30]

Simply brilliant! This system is perfect for the mumbai slum rehabilitation project in dharavi. You should contact Mukesh Mehta chief architect and the Maharashtra state government.

[pamelaki]

All three of these videos are just splendid. They are impressive because they are informative, enthusiastic, beautiful to look at, and full of compassion. Just amazing work! I haven't watched the Intro yet but will.

Pamela Benbow

International Friends, Best Friends Network