Street Animal Care Award

This award celebrates the individual who has protected street animals through rescue, medical aid, or other means. Special consideration will be given to those taking the help of volunteers whom they have recruited; securing the services of veterinary professionals for serious cases; raising or donating funds to purchase medicines and equipment; and learning how handling and case-management techniques, thereby enabling animals to progress from hurt to healed. This award is not intended for animal feeders. Those who have facilitated spay-neuter and anti-rabies vaccinations would be considered.

Eligible nominees: You will be considered for this award if you have affected the lives of at least 100 stray animals in the last 12 months and have material in support of your achievements (articles, news items, videos, medical bills, involvement in animal welfare projects, other recognitions, etc.) if you were to qualify. This award will be given to an individual and not someone who works as a part of a registered NGO.

Selection process: All applications received by the deadline will be reviewed by the FIAPO Awards Subcommittee. The selected awardees will be notified by 15th January 2022.

Please fill each box in order to successfully apply for the award.

Full Name

Birth Date

Profession

Designation

Phone

Address

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

City

State / Province

Postal / Zip Code

Are you a Citizen of India?

Please answer the following questions in 500 words or less.

Describe the activities related to shelter/ first aid/ ABC-AR/ adoptions/ rescues that you undertook to impact (a minimum of) 100 animals in the last 12 months.

What strategies were used by you?

What steps were undertaken to implement this drive?

How did your program integrate into your community and encourage others to play an active role to impact animal welfare?

Were there any unique innovations incorporated into the project that you consider relevant and can be replicated to other animal welfare causes?

Mention the number of calls received/responded to for a first-aid programme, number of sterilisations and infection rates for ABC, number of animals adopted, returned for an adoption programme, or nature of rescues.