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If you want to share your grief, lighten your heart by being in the company of empaths, or want to stand in solidarity with those who have lost their animal companion (homed or un-homed), please join us for the support group meeting slated for the 22nd of May at 2030 hours Indian Standard Time. Write to us at bridgingrainbows.india@gmail.com for the meeting ID and passcode. We also bridge time zones, you are welcome to join us from any corner of the world. 9 0
If you want to share your grief, or stand in solidarity with those who have lost their animal companion (homed or un-homed), our next support group meeting is on the 8th of May, 2030 hours Indian Standard Time. Write to us at at bridgingrainbows.india@gmail.com should you want to join. 6 0
March 2016 was total chaos. Guchguch, who lived on the streets until then, was diagnosed with cancer at the age of thirteen. I was to submit my research work and then I had a fracture on my right wrist. I broke down one evening as everything was going out of hand. Ronaldo picked me up and inspired me (he was on three legs) to take up writing from my left hand. A fortnight later, Guchguch underwent a complex surgery. He then developed near-fatal post-op complications, but survived, thanks to Butter’s timely warning. It was a long road to recovery for Guchi, I had to steal time in between and finish work at my own slow pace with only the left hand functional. It was a physically and emotionally tiring period. 18 7
Dharamveer was a docile dog who kept to himself on most occasions. He would come and quietly stand in a corner and wait for his food bowl at Mirchi or Motan’s place. He would eat and go away without making his presence felt. 16 0
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If you want to share your grief, lighten your heart by being in the company of empaths, or want to stand in solidarity with those who have lost their animal companion (homed or un-homed), please join us for the support group meeting slated for the 22nd of May at 2030 hours Indian Standard Time. Write to us at bridgingrainbows.india@gmail.com for the meeting ID and passcode. We also bridge time zones, you are welcome to join us from any corner of the world. 9 0
If you want to share your grief, or stand in solidarity with those who have lost their animal companion (homed or un-homed), our next support group meeting is on the 8th of May, 2030 hours Indian Standard Time. Write to us at at bridgingrainbows.india@gmail.com should you want to join. 6 0
March 2016 was total chaos. Guchguch, who lived on the streets until then, was diagnosed with cancer at the age of thirteen. I was to submit my research work and then I had a fracture on my right wrist. I broke down one evening as everything was going out of hand. Ronaldo picked me up and inspired me (he was on three legs) to take up writing from my left hand. A fortnight later, Guchguch underwent a complex surgery. He then developed near-fatal post-op complications, but survived, thanks to Butter’s timely warning. It was a long road to recovery for Guchi, I had to steal time in between and finish work at my own slow pace with only the left hand functional. It was a physically and emotionally tiring period. 18 7
Dharamveer was a docile dog who kept to himself on most occasions. He would come and quietly stand in a corner and wait for his food bowl at Mirchi or Motan’s place. He would eat and go away without making his presence felt. 16 0
Sanjana, the harbinger of hope and happiness. 11 0
Eight years ago, today, our Margaret did the most heroic deed ever. She donated her blood to save an ailing pup's life. 9 1
The next Bridging Rainbows virtual support group family meeting is slated for the 22nd of April, 2022, at 2030 hours (Indian Standard Time). If you want to share your grief, or stand in solidarity with those who have lost their animal companion (homed or un-homed), please enroll for the informal meeting by writing to us at bridgingrainbows.india@gmail.com 8 0
It is a huge honour when an esteemed organization like @aplb4u Association for Pet Loss and Bereavement (APLB) acknowledges us as one of their partners. We are so proud and privileged to have their moral support. 11 2
It was the summer of 2007 that brought Sweety in our lives. Harry was a few months old back then and Sweety appeared to be a young child. She was chirpy, mischievous, agile, naughty and had the most infectious kind of love that no one could ignore. For her fun-loving attitude, she got named Sweety, for the sweetness her presence brought. She started to join in during the meal times and Harry found a play mate of his species. Our pack started to grow in size. That is the point from which Maa took over. She took them for their spay and neuter surgery, respectively and were brought back to their place in a week’s time, all healed. It was only a matter of time that Sweety had to find someone of her age. Walked Gadha Prasad in her life as a devoted, but hen pecked soulmate. The love was to the extent that he would let Sweety polish of his bowl too. Because of timely spaying, Sweety’s pup like behaviour continued. There wouldn’t go a day when she wouldn’t come jumping and running to greet either of us. But that was not so on the morning of 20th of April, 2019. My heart skipped a beat. The security watchman appeared with a tensed face and narrated what I did not have the courage to hear. The previous evening, when Sweety was sleeping on the side of the road she was mowed down by a lady driver. Sweety died on the spot due to fatal head injury. The lady offered money in return to those who came to protest the blood curdling cold murder of Sweety. If money was ever a substitute to a precious life lost. 7 0
Gloria walked into our lives as a scrawny stray mother dog who was shivering in the winters of 2009. Back then, it took days to win her trust that my mother and myself were not trying to befriend her with the intent to harm, but to give her a good life. She got named Gloria for the beauty she was. A month down the line had come the first tail wag and a couple of months later, she was one of the friendliest we had on the streets of Baroda. She had become food secure too by then. The timing was perfect, she was taken for spaying. Upon return, she discovered a new herself, a life wherein she did not have to deliver litter after litter, but only live for herself. She became Gloria 2.0 version. That is the magic spaying does. In the already miserable lives that strays lead on the roads, spay/neuter is one of the best means to add a little dignity to their lives. So let us shed our myopic vision focused solely on feeding, rather let of all of us feed with a purpose, to spay/neuter. 13 0
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