animal relief donations for Asia/Indian Ocean tsunami disaster

[Guest guest]

The Chennai region of south India was hardest hit. Checks

can be mailed directly to the Blue Cross of India:

Blue Cross of India

c/o Dr. Chinny Krishna

1-A Eldams Rd.

Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600018, India

phone 91-44-234-1399;

fax 91-44-234-9801;

<drkrishna

 

Donations for Thailand can be made via the website below:

Soi Dog Foundation

C/O 57/61 Laguna Golf Villas

Moo 4, Srisoonthorn Road,

Choengthale,

Phuket 83110, Thailand

<margot

<www.soidogfoundation.org>

>If you have any contacts with organisations willing to help, we

>desperately need to buy large quantities of food. Hundreds of dogs

>who relied on local restaurants are now starving as all the

>restaurants are gone. Some of our local volunteers are either dead

>or injured.

>Donations can be made by logging on to

><http://www.soidogfoundation.org/>www.soidogfoundation.org

>Thanks for any help you can give,

><dalleyj John

 

 

Sri Lanka is still in great chaos, but animal rescuers are

active there. So far we do not know how to best get donations into

Sri Lanka.

 

Kim Bartlett

ANIMAL PEOPLE

 

--

Kim Bartlett, Publisher of ANIMAL PEOPLE Newspaper

Postal mailing address: P.O. Box 960, Clinton WA 98236 U.S.A.

CORRECT EMAIL ADDRESS IS: <ANPEOPLE

Website: http://www.animalpeoplenews.org/ with French and Spanish

language subsections.

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Kim,

May I cross post this, and place the information on my website?

Thanks..

voices4animals

 

 

> The Chennai region of south India was hardest hit. Checks

> can be mailed directly to the Blue Cross of India:

> Blue Cross of India

> c/o Dr. Chinny Krishna

> 1-A Eldams Rd.

> Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600018, India

> phone 91-44-234-1399;

> fax 91-44-234-9801;

> <drkrishna@a...>

>

> Donations for Thailand can be made via the website below:

> Soi Dog Foundation

> C/O 57/61 Laguna Golf Villas

> Moo 4, Srisoonthorn Road,

> Choengthale,

> Phuket 83110, Thailand

> <margot@l...>

> <www.soidogfoundation.org>

> >If you have any contacts with organisations willing to help, we

> >desperately need to buy large quantities of food. Hundreds of

dogs

> >who relied on local restaurants are now starving as all the

> >restaurants are gone. Some of our local volunteers are either

dead

> >or injured.

> >Donations can be made by logging on to

> ><http://www.soidogfoundation.org/>www.soidogfoundation.org

> >Thanks for any help you can give,

> ><dalleyj@l...> John

>

>

> Sri Lanka is still in great chaos, but animal rescuers are

> active there. So far we do not know how to best get donations

into

> Sri Lanka.

>

> Kim Bartlett

> ANIMAL PEOPLE

>

> --

> Kim Bartlett, Publisher of ANIMAL PEOPLE Newspaper

> Postal mailing address: P.O. Box 960, Clinton WA 98236 U.S.A.

> CORRECT EMAIL ADDRESS IS: <ANPEOPLE@w...>

> Website: http://www.animalpeoplenews.org/ with French and

Spanish

> language subsections.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear friends and colleges,

 

Official Release today dated Dec.31 time 13.00 reported Phangnga 3,689 died

(1,662 Thai 2,027 visitors) 5,598 injured (4,345 Thai 12,53 visitors) and

2,422 still missing. Krabi 395 died (141 Thai 88 visitors 166 unidentified)

injured 3,269 (50 Thai 9 visitors 3, 210 unidentified) 1,913 still missing.

Phuket 279 died (151 Thai 111 visitors 17 unidentified) 386 Thai, 225

visitors, and 661 unidentified nationality still missing. Ranong 165 Thai

and 2 visitor died, while 189 Thai and 14 visitors injured with 16 missing.

Trang 3 Thai 2 visitors died 57 Thai, 9 visitors, 46 unidentified are

injured and 1 reported missing. Stool 6 Thai died and 15 missing.

 

Television reported many pet and livestock animals left behind in Phuket and

other remote islands without food.  Animal owners either have to desert

their pet or are now unemployed, and people who used to feed the strayed are

no longer able to do so.  Food supply and donation available are,

unfortunately, only for human.  Pets and strays are in more

serious situation than livestock, because the effected sites are not

agricultural areas.

 

Thai AGA and the Wildlife Friend of Thailand (WFT) in Petchaburi will join

together for animal rescue and human assistant in these area.  The general

plan is as followed:

1. Dog and cat food shall be acquired and distributed to pet owners and

animal groups in effected areas.

2. Thai AGA and WFT rescue teams will search and rescue pets and wild

animals stranded on islands and in other effected areas.

3. Our volunteer vet, one right now, will treat sick and injured animals as

well as give veterinary attention and advise to the public.  We hope to get

more volunteer vets in the process.

4. More food and veterinary assistances may be needed after on site

evaluations, in each area, by the Animal Rescue Teams are done.

Note:  This Animal Rescue and Disaster Relieve is operated by Thai AGA and

WFT, in coordination with the Royal Thai Tourist Police and the Royal Thai

Forestry Police, and is supported by the World Society for the Protection of

Animals (WSPA).  We recognize that animal rescue is considered part of the

Disaster Relieve, and assistance to human will not be overlooked nor

simplified.

 

Those who wish to help or participate, and we hope you will, an emergency

fund for this specific operation is crucial.  Thai AGA mobile phone is

01-808-0769 and that of WFT is 09-546-1398.  WFT's Office number is

032-458-135. The account number is below.

Financial Account

Account name: Thai Animals Guardians Association

Saving Account No. 056-0-18402-0

Bank name:

Bangkok Bank Public Co., Ltd.

(Sukhapiban 3 Branch) 290/3-4 GR.3 Sukhapiban 3 Road, Sahpansoong,

Bangkok 10240, THAILAND Tel. (+66) 02-728-0741 up to 6

Account holder address: 55/187 Khrongchan Villa 7, Sukhapiban 3 Rd. Bangkok

10240 THAILAND

International swift code: BKKBTHBK

Sincerely,

Roger Lohanan

Thai AGA

 

 

Edwin Wiek - Wildlife Friends of Thailand

www.wfft.org

 

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kcpjj03 [kcpjj03]

Friday, December 31, 2004 17:46

aapn

Re: animal relief donations for Asia/Indian Ocean tsunami

disaster

 

 

Kim,

May I cross post this, and place the information on my website?

Thanks..

voices4animals

 

 

>       The Chennai region of south India was hardest hit.  Checks

> can be mailed directly to the Blue Cross of India:

> Blue Cross of India

> c/o Dr. Chinny Krishna

> 1-A Eldams Rd.

> Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600018,  India

> phone 91-44-234-1399;

> fax 91-44-234-9801;

> <drkrishna@a...>

>

>       Donations for Thailand can be made via the website below:

> Soi Dog Foundation

> C/O 57/61 Laguna Golf Villas

> Moo 4, Srisoonthorn Road,

> Choengthale,

> Phuket 83110,  Thailand

> <margot@l...>

> <www.soidogfoundation.org>

> >If you have any contacts with organisations willing to help, we

> >desperately need to buy large quantities of food. Hundreds of

dogs

> >who relied on local restaurants are now starving as all the

> >restaurants are gone. Some of our local volunteers are either

dead

> >or injured.

> >Donations can be made by logging on to

> ><http://www.soidogfoundation.org/>www.soidogfoundation.org

> >Thanks for any help you can give,

> ><dalleyj@l...> John

>

>

>       Sri Lanka is still in great chaos, but animal rescuers are

> active there.  So far we do not know how to best get donations

into

> Sri Lanka.

>

>             Kim Bartlett

>             ANIMAL PEOPLE

>

> --

> Kim Bartlett,  Publisher of ANIMAL PEOPLE Newspaper

> Postal mailing address: P.O. Box 960, Clinton WA 98236 U.S.A.

> CORRECT EMAIL ADDRESS IS:  <ANPEOPLE@w...>

> Website:   http://www.animalpeoplenews.org/  with French and

Spanish

> language subsections.

>

>

>