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Basanti

I would like to introduce Basanti, whom we (Prof. Ronojoy Adhikari spotted her injured near the main road and called some of us to get some help) met about four months back. We think she was a pet who was abandoned on a road close to where we live. She completely lacked outdoor survival skills, as a result of which she had a severe accident, and one of her hind legs was badly damaged. When we found her she was in a really bad shape and was in extreme pain. The initial diagnosis of a doctor was that she had a paralysis and wouldn't ever be able to walk or even support herself on her legs. We later managed to transfer her to a vet hospital and her treatment started. After three months of treatment and continuous care, Basanti is now fully recovered.

She is very friendly and comfortable with people around her. Unfortunately, we live in a hostel and are not allowed to keep dogs inside the campus. We can't keep her in the hospital indefinitely and all the shelters we have looked at are in pretty bad condition for a pet dog to survive. Being brought up as a pet, she cannot survive on the road and really needs a home. Here are some of her snaps:



Do write to us if you are interested in adopting her. You could leave a comment on this blog or send an email to absolutely.nenui[at]gmail.com or to oranjok[at]gmail.com. We are ready to transfer her any where in India by flight.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Basanti. Whoever has christined her, somehow from the fotos it feels that the name aptly suits her. I shall pass it on to friends.
hey nuts .. I didn't know you are blogging for last 3 years ... Great !!!

Added your blog on my favorite blogs. Will visit regularly.


And thats a superb Animal :)
Anonymous said…
Dear Ms. Limaye,

Please take a look at the two following URLs:

http://www.amptoons.com/blog/archives/2003/12/29/good-dog-wins-duel/

http://www.classicalfencing.com/articles/DuelswiththeSword.php

Btw, any ways to guess who is the author of this post?
Nutan said…
Hello Anonymous,

I have no guesses for who wrote the blog! I'll like to know.

Thanks for stopping by. Keep doing so and also why comment as anonymous?
Anonymous said…
Oh well, it's just that we once had a conversation about the author.

I can't come out as un-anonymous for personal reasons. It isn't important.

Once a foreign professor told me that he appreciates the tolerance for animals in the Matscience campus. That, this is one of the things that attracts him to India and his culture. His visit was long before you joined; but however these days you are one of the few ones upholding the tradition with so much valour, when it is in danger of being obsolete. :) What will happen after you leave? Will Matscience be so tolerant to animals any more? Would the last vestiges of this source of national prestige vanish?
Nutan said…
I can't guess the author, your identity or the foreign professor. But anyway. Well, matscience will be fine. Its not like I am the only person here who gives a damn. And even those who mind dogs have their reasons I suppose. So peace.

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