Abandoned animals find a home at WAG in Siolim, Goa

Augusto Rodrigues

HOME AWAY FROM HOME

Cows abandoned or injured in road accidents are treated at Welfare for Animals in Goa (WAG) before being sent to a gaushala (cattle pound) in Mayem.

WAG|Siolim|Animal rescue | Photo: Augusto Rodrigues

FREE OF MIND & MONEY

Fowl are purchased from chicken shops and freed at WAG.

WAG|Siolim|Animal shelter | Photo: Augusto Rodrigues

THEIR SAFE HAVEN

According to Atul Sarin, there are around 80,000 stray dogs in Goa. Under Sarin's care, injured dogs feel at home.

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MAN WITH A BIG HEART

Atul Sarin is more than happy to share space with the animals on his property.

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LOVE & CARE

The picture of a dog before and after being rescued tells the WAG story.

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IN SEARCH OF A HOME

A rescued Rottweiler waiting to be relocated with a more understanding owner.

WAG|Siolim|Amimal rescue| | Photo: Augusto Rodrigues

FRIENDS APLENTY

WAG has animal lovers from all over coming to share affection with the vulnerable animals.

WAG|Siolim|Animal rescue|Pet lovers | Photo: Augusto Rodrigues

HELPING SOUL

Veterinarian Viraj from Tivim thinks Goan mindset about animals needs to change.

WAG|Siolim|Animal rescue|Veterinarian | Photo: Augusto Rodrigues

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