• C.A.N ASIA TOUR • STREET DOG CARE • PART 2 • THE COMPLETION •

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Uploaded by on May 26, 2011

DOWNLOAD THE BOOKLET • http://www.streetdogcare.org/booklet
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This is PART TWO of an INTERACTIVE CONSCIOUS ACTION PROJECT
watch PART ONE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmg_0CeMa7Y

These type of films come in pairs. PART ONE introduces the project and a plan for action. Then the international CAN community supports the realisation of the action plan through donations. Once the funding is there (in this case €100 for the printing of 400 booklets) we complete the CONSCIOUS ACTION, film the process and post it online so that the donors get to see exactly what their contribution made possible.

A special THANK YOU also to:
James Hopkins, Oona, Wolf Knoerr, Martin Stange, SONY, HHK17, betterplace.org and all others who were directly or indirectly involved in the inter-dependent production of this film.
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STREET DOG CARE:

Over 25 000 stray dogs wander the streets of the Kathmandu valley. Most of these dogs live in a miserable state, suffering from disease, malnourishment and ill treatment.

The Street Dog Care Camp was established in February 2009 at Boudha Stupa. Every Saturday the SDC Camp team, consisting of two local veterinarians and volunteers, treats street dogs for skin diseases, infections and injuries. Every dog is de-wormed and vaccinated against rabies. Dogs in serious condition are treated at a veterinary clinic and cared for at the SDC Centre until they are fit to go back to the street or to be adopted.

Regular weekly camps are planned to take place simultaneously in several locations to provide care and information on the spot. Since the camps are held in public areas,they have an important role in building community awareness and support. People are encouraged to bring sick and injured street dogs from their neighbourhoods.

VACCINATION
Every dog passing through our programme is de-wormed and vaccinated against rabies.

TREATMENT
Daily and intensive care is provided for emergency cases, for dogs suffering from severe mange, skin infections and injuries.

OPERATION
We do our best to save dogs who need surgery, including CTVT (canine transmissible venereal tumour).

ADOPTION
Adopting a street dog means mutual joy and caring. Our team provides help and information on diet, training and healthcare.

EDUCATION
Collaborating with local communities aims to reduce pet abandonment, foster compassion for street dogs and share information about animal welfare.

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