Rescue Stories

1. Case Name : Mayavati

Owner Name : Parekh

The Parekh family brought us Mayavati, a dog whose back legs were paralyzed. Her name, meaning "filled with magic," was a hopeful reminder of her spirit despite her condition.


For two months, we devoted ourselves to her recovery. We combined medical treatments with daily massages using neem and Ayurvedic oils, exercises, and walking practice. Each day was filled with gentle care and encouragement.


Progress was slow but steady. Subtle movements in Mayavati's legs sparked hope. One remarkable day, she stood on her own, taking her first steps while the family cheered, tears of joy in their eyes.


Today, Mayavati walks with grace,and unwavering faith.

2. Case Name : Bogi

Reason : Train Accident

Date of Admission: 25 July

On July 25, we received a call from local people about a dog involved in a train accident. We asked them to bring the dog to our clinic, Versatile Vet Clinic and Surgical Center. An hour later, two men arrived with the injured dog, who was in a terrible state with heavily bleeding legs.

We immediately took the dog to Dr. Choudhari. After examining him, Dr. Choudhari informed us that the only option was to amputate his leg to save his life. Faced with this tough decision, we chose to proceed with the surgery for the dog's sake.

We named him Bogi, our train accident baby. Before the surgery, we conducted routine blood tests and scheduled the operation for three days later. On the day of the surgery, we were all anxious and praying for Bogi's recovery.

The surgery was successful, and it took Bogi over a month to recover. Now, with three legs, he is happy and enjoying his life, a testament to resilience and the power of care and compassion.

3. Case Name : Jagga Daku

Date of Admission : 4 June

On June 24, we received a call from our friends at the PAL Group about a badly injured Persian male cat lying under a car. The cat had terrible maggot-infested wounds on his leg. We immediately went to rescue him and brought him to our foster center. He was weak, dehydrated, and refusing to eat, clearly abandoned by his previous owners.

The next day, we rushed him to Dr. Choudhari, who started his treatment. The cat's condition was dire, and we had to make the tough decision to amputate his leg. The surgery was stressful for both the cat and us, lasting almost two hours.

We named him Jagga Daku because of his unique look. It took over 50 days for him to recover fully, but now Jagga Daku is healthy and thriving. He has become a lap baby, very affectionate and adorable. His resilience and love is an inspiration for us.

4. Case Name : Fighter

He was found in a dustbin, his legs tied with rug thread and his mouth bound shut for days. A passerby called us, and we immediately rushed to the spot, rescuing the poor dog and starting treatment at Versatile Vet Clinic. Seeing his condition brought tears to our eyes due to the inhuman cruelty he had endured. We feared for his survival, unable to believe any soul could withstand such pain.


Despite the odds, he fought through. We named him Fighter, a tribute to his incredible will to survive. Although his physical scars have healed, he remains scared of humans. Fighter is now in foster care in Malad, where he is safe and cared for. It will take time for his emotional wounds to heal, but his story is a testament to resilience and the will to survive.

5. Case Name : Chhoti the 2nd

One day, we received a complaint about a female dog being harassed by three male dogs at Amboli. The male dogs were aggressive, causing a nuisance as the female was in heat. When we arrived, we found her exhausted, lying on the ground in front of some shops, guarded by the three males.

As we approached, the alpha male came forward, suspicious of our intentions. We came prepared with treats, and while one of us distracted the alpha, the other fed the female dog. Initially, he rejected the treats, but eventually, his curiosity got the better of him. We seized the moment, grabbed the female dog, and rushed her to our waiting vehicle. The male dogs chased us for a while but soon gave up.

We brought her to our office, where she slept for three days from sheer exhaustion. We decided to adopt her and named her Chhoti the 2nd. She is now our PR person and Goodwill ambassador.

6. Case Name : Rani

Owner Name : Ravi

Rani, a beloved pet of Ravi, was in the last stage of cancer when she came to us. For over a month, we dedicated ourselves to her care. Every day, we sponged her, administered medications, gave injections, and provided chemotherapy to ease her suffering.

Despite her critical condition, we ensured Rani's remaining time was filled with love and comfort. She was happy and peaceful, surrounded by care. Though she eventually passed away, Rani's last days were comfortable, and she felt cherished until the end. She reminds us that compassion and love that can make even the toughest times more bearable.

7. Case Name : Chhaavi

One call from Mani, a reporter, changed everything. He alerted us about a female dog in Andheri East with a ruptured vagina, lying in terrible condition on the streets. We immediately took her case to TINTE.

The dog's condition was severe, but we performed two surgeries to address her vaginal prolapse. For a month, we provided complete care and fostered her, ensuring she received all the attention and love she needed to recover.

Now, she is back on her spot, earning her living and showing incredible resilience. Her journey from suffering to recovery highlights the impact of timely intervention and compassionate care.

8. Case Name : Mother Dog from Sahar Road

At a construction site on Sahar Road, Andheri East, a mother dog was found in terrible condition. She had a maggot-infested wound in her mouth and multiple wounds on her body. Our volunteer, Mani, brought her to Versatile Vet Clinic immediately.

Day by day, we treated her wounds and nursed her back to health. Despite her severe condition, she showed remarkable strength and resilience. After diligent care and treatment, she finally came out of danger.

Now, she is healthy and ready to live the rest of her life. Her story is a testament to the power of compassion and the will to survive.