Camel Project
Saving Suffering Animals in Jaipur, India
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Camel Project
This project was set up in 2001 and has been in demand ever since.
So far 102785 camels have received treatment from our team.
Camels are used as draught animals in Rajasthan and are used to pull cargo on wooden carts in and out of the city. They are also used to plough fields in the villages.
The cargo they transport is very varied.
4. The saddlery is heavy and roughly designed and often causes injury to the camels with saddle sores on their backs
5. They are steered and controlled by the use of wooden nose pegs which tear and wound the camel’s noses we have designed a plastic peg which is much kinder and safer for the camel
6. The carts often travel at night on very busy roads and cannot be seen which means that camel carts are often involved in serious accidents, some of which are fatal. We apply reflectors to the carts so they can be seen at night.
8. The mobile clinic treats sick camels this goes out into the rural areas of Jaipur three times a week to treat sick camels, educate owners about camel welfare and health and advise on saddlery and nose pegs to minimise injury to the camels when they are working. Often the camel’s health is vital for a family’s survival so in caring for the camels, we also help to keep a family healthy and well
11. There is a centre at Bassi which is for camels to receive long term care and rehabilitation this is near to the centre in Jaipur
Our Projects in Jaipur, India
Centre in jaipur
The purpose of the centre is to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome suffering or abandoned animals in need.
Clinics & Rescue Services
Our main centre is a dedicated hospital complex in Jaipur where the team reach any animal in need.
Animal Birth Control & Rabies Vaccination
This is a scientifically monitored and proven project designed to protect the city of Jaipur from rabies.
CAMEL PROJECT
This project was set up in 2001, so far 102785 camels have received treatment from our team.
Saving Animals in Jaipur, India.
The animals we support are either sick, injured, maltreated, abused, starved or abandoned. Most of these animals live on the streets of Jaipur and would have nowhere else to turn.
Your Donations Make a HUGE Impact
Our programme started in 1994 and is now the third largest in the world. Because of this programme, Jaipur is currently rabies free averting more than 500 human deaths.
Get In Touch
- Help in Suffering
Sytch Villa
Dorrington
Shrewsbury
SY57LL
- Telephone: 01743 718984
- Email: info@helpinsuffering.co.uk
Help in Suffering (UK) exists to raise money for Help in Suffering Jaipur. All money raised by us is sent to the centre in India.