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< Back District Name: Bangalore Rural Taluk Name: Hoskote officer name: Dr.Rohini.M.C Designation: Veterinary Officer Contact number: 9739280109 Emergency 24/7: Address: Veterinary Dispensary, Doddagattiganabbe,Hoskote Taluk-562114 Timing: 9am -1pm and 3pm- 5pm on weekdays. 9am to 1pm on Holidays Ambulance availability: NO In patient facility: NO Isolation ward availability: YES Xray: YES Scan: YES Blood test: YES Vaccination capability: YES Sterilization capability: YES Medical store availability: NO Mobile vet capability: NO Other types of surgery: YES Other Types of treatment: YES Animal types for treatment: ALL Number of vets: 2 Number of para vets: 0 Number of surgeons: 2 Additional comments by hospital: Previous Next

< Back District Name: Bangalore Rural Taluk Name: Devanahalli officer name: Dr.Veena Designation: Veterinary Officer Contact number: 9740247627 Emergency 24/7: Address: Veterinary Dispensary, Vishwanathapura,Devanahalli Taluk-562110 Timing: Ambulance availability: In patient facility: Isolation ward availability: Xray: Scan: Blood test: Vaccination capability: Sterilization capability: Medical store availability: Mobile vet capability: Other types of surgery: Other Types of treatment: Animal types for treatment: Number of vets: Number of para vets: Number of surgeons: Additional comments by hospital: Previous Next

< Back District Name: Bangalore Rural Taluk Name: Hoskote officer name: Dr.Raghunathareddy Designation: Veterinary Officer (controling Officer) Contact number: 9964161136 Emergency 24/7: Address: Primary Veterinary Center, Baguru,Hoskote Taluk-562114 Timing: 9am -1pm and 3pm- 5pm on weekdays. 9am to 1pm on Holidays Ambulance availability: YES In patient facility: YES Isolation ward availability: NO Xray: YES Scan: YES Blood test: YES Vaccination capability: YES Sterilization capability: YES Medical store availability: NO Mobile vet capability: NO Other types of surgery: YES Other Types of treatment: YES Animal types for treatment: ALL Number of vets: 3 Number of para vets: 0 Number of surgeons: 2 Additional comments by hospital: Previous Next

< Back District Name: Bangalore Urban Taluk Name: Bangalore South officer name: Dr.Venkatesh.K.M Designation: Chief Veterinary Officer Contact number: 9731144556 Emergency 24/7: Address: veterinary Hospital, Mysore Road, Chamarajapete, Bangalore South, Bangalore urban dist-560018 Timing: 9am -1pm and 3pm- 5pm on weekdays. 9am to 1pm on Holidays Ambulance availability: NO In patient facility: YES Isolation ward availability: YES Xray: NO Scan: NO Blood test: YES Vaccination capability: YES Sterilization capability: YES Medical store availability: NO Mobile vet capability: NO Other types of surgery: YES Other Types of treatment: YES Animal types for treatment: ALL Number of vets: 2 Number of para vets: 1 Number of surgeons: 2 Additional comments by hospital: Previous Next

< Back District Name: Bangalore Urban Taluk Name: Bangalore North officer name: Dr.B.R.Ravikumar Designation: Chief Veterinary Officer Contact number: 9487319121 Emergency 24/7: Address: veterinary Hospital, Rajajinagara, Bhashyam circle, Bangalore North, Bangalore-10 Timing: 9am -1pm and 3pm- 5pm on weekdays. 9am to 1pm on Holidays Ambulance availability: NO In patient facility: YES Isolation ward availability: YES Xray: NO Scan: NO Blood test: YES Vaccination capability: YES Sterilization capability: YES Medical store availability: NO Mobile vet capability: NO Other types of surgery: YES Other Types of treatment: YES Animal types for treatment: ALL Number of vets: 2 Number of para vets: 1 Number of surgeons: 2 Additional comments by hospital: Previous Next

< Back ADMINISTERING MEDICINES AKA SPOT TREATMENT (AS PRESCRIBED) TO COMMUNITY ANIMALS. 1.Crush the pill OR empty the capsule OR syrup as per the prescribed quantity. 2.Roll it up in a slice of cheese, boiled meat, egg or wet pedigree. Each dog’s taste is different so you’ll need to work through figuring it out. Wet pedigree has worked for me most times. 3.Give it separately, do not mix with food as the dog might not consume it and the medicine will go waste or another dog might end up eating it. 4.Wait until the dog finishes the medicine. 5.Leave some water behind. 6.For external application, always ensure the dog is muzzled unless you’re comfortable without it. Always use gloves as well. 7.Dogs do not like the sound of spray cans so almost all the time, you’ll see them running away. If that is the case, talk to your vet about alternatives. 8.Always click pictures to compare progress before and after the treatment. 9.Spot treatment is an effective and economical method to treat cases that need help. Almost 60% of them can be spot treated however it takes effort, commitment and dedication. 10.At times you may not find the dog in the same spot at the same time. Keep checking in different slots and you will eventually find the dog. 11.Identify the dogs different spots and make note so you can check there too. 12.Always administer medication ONLY under professional advice and guidance. Previous Next

< Back District Name: Bangalore Rural Taluk Name: Doddaballapura officer name: Dr.Kumaraswamy Designation: Chiff Veterinary Officer Contact number: 9482761888 Emergency 24/7: Address: Mobile Veterinary Clinic, Doddaballapura-561203 Timing: Ambulance availability: In patient facility: Isolation ward availability: Xray: Scan: Blood test: Vaccination capability: Sterilization capability: Medical store availability: Mobile vet capability: Other types of surgery: Other Types of treatment: Animal types for treatment: Number of vets: Number of para vets: Number of surgeons: Additional comments by hospital: Previous Next

< Back District Name: Bangalore Rural Taluk Name: Devanahalli officer name: Dr.Muthuraj Designation: Veterinary Officer Contact number: 9945724866 Emergency 24/7: Address: Veterinary Dispensary, I. Basapura,Devanahalli Taluk- 562129 Timing: Ambulance availability: In patient facility: Isolation ward availability: Xray: Scan: Blood test: Vaccination capability: Sterilization capability: Medical store availability: Mobile vet capability: Other types of surgery: Other Types of treatment: Animal types for treatment: Number of vets: Number of para vets: Number of surgeons: Additional comments by hospital: Previous Next

< Back District Name: Bangalore Rural Taluk Name: Nelamangala officer name: Dr.Rajanna Designation: Chiff Veterinary Officers (controling Officer) Contact number: 9448000968 Emergency 24/7: Address: Primary Veterinary Center, Margondanahalli,Nelamangala Taluk-562111 Timing: Ambulance availability: In patient facility: Isolation ward availability: Xray: Scan: Blood test: Vaccination capability: Sterilization capability: Medical store availability: Mobile vet capability: Other types of surgery: Other Types of treatment: Animal types for treatment: Number of vets: Number of para vets: Number of surgeons: Additional comments by hospital: Previous Next

< Back WHY IT IS IMPORTANT TO WALK DOMESTIC DOGS ON LEASH! As a caretaker of stray / community animals and a domestic pet parent, I'll share views from both sides of the fence and this is something I keep reiterating to everyone who walk their dogs without a leash , I understand the leash-free time dogs need from an exercise standpoint however that should be encouraged in designated, fenced and permitted places 1.All animals carry 'Animal Instincts ". That's how they're wired psychologically. While off a leash in a public area that also has access to other humans and animals, there is always a possibility of something distracting the animal and he/she taking off in that direction which in turn could expose the animal to face traffic & other animals, untrained. 2.Dogs are territorial. Strays view the streets as their home & they may view a new entrant as an intruder which could lead to your domestic pet and a group of strays breaking into a fight. 3.This will result in societal chaos, an injured domestic pet and a label on strays for being aggressive while they were merely protecting their territory 4.Your dog could pick up the scent of other animals from a human walking past you and end up snapping. 5.Your dog could approach an animal - unfriendly human just to sniff, they could react out of fear which might set your dog off and by the end of the episode, we have a labelled dog, a fuming pet parent and an animal-hating human. 6.You will lack control over what your dog might end up chewing or sniffing which may result in physical issues 7.If unsterilized, you dog could end up mating with another streetie / colony animal. 8.The dog may encounter a feeder, find food, approach it purely based on " Dog instincts " Which will tick the strays off & their "survival instincts" Will Kick in. 9.Your dog could end up snapping at you when you try to correct behavior as necessary when off the leash. That would simply be the dogs’ reflexes but would cause interim trauma in both your minds. 10.Hence, always please pick a place that is designated for leash free time. Dog spas. Dog resorts / hotels. Dog parks. Most importantly assess the psychological make up of your dog, understand how he/she would like the privacy to be addressed and then device a plan whether or not to encourage leash free interaction. Previous Next

Some useful terminologies related to dog. check out here! Terminologies Animal abuse - Hurting, poisoning, starving, tying (constantly), beating, raping, torturing, etc. In a nutshell, causing an animal distress, discomfort or pain. Active Rescuer - Someone who is a “first responder” or “foot solider” in the case of rescuing animals. Donor – An animal who is donating blood (or as applicable) to an another animal in need. Feeder - A colony animal caretaker who feeds food. In patient - An animal who is admitted to a hospital. Neutering - The term neutering is usually reserved for male dogs. Passive rescuer - Someone who remotely supports a rescue. Could be via email, phone, text or through some contribution or guidance. Post op care - Treatment after discharge / surgery to provide medication and food. Reporter - In stray / community animal welfare terms, a reporter is someone who is the first one to report the issue to a person of assistance (An NGO, a hospital or a volunteer. Rescuer - A rescuer is a volunteer who rescues a life (in this case, an animal) from / for diseases, treatment, accident management, healthcare management, harm or danger. Release - Simply put, Discharge after treatment or surgery. Sterilization - Sterilization is a surgical procedure in which a part of an animals reproductive organ is removed to permanently stop the animal from reproducing. Spaying - The term spaying is usually reserved for female dogs. Stray / Colony / community animal caretaker - Anyone who voluntarily cares for community animals such as feeding, facilitating sterilization, vaccination and healthcare / treatment requirements. Spot treatment - An activity of treating animals on the road by providing oral or topical medication under the guidance of a professional. Outpatient - An animal who is treated but not admitted. Let's speak the same language Word – IT Instead : Species of the animal (if you don’t know the name or gender) Why: An animal is a living being. Not a thing . Word – OWNER Instead : Parent, caretaker, feeder, nurse, rescuer, foster parent / foster home Why: We own things, not lives . Word- SHELTER Instead : Trauma / Treatment center Why : NGO’s are rescue centers to treat animals and then discharge them. They are equipped with rescuers, catchers, doctors, paravets, assisting staff and medical equipment’s. These centers are NOT a permanent home for stray / community dogs (unless in dire or extreme circumstances). The street is their home. The caretakers and community are their family to tend to their needs. To ensure there is balance between survival and sustenance, there are ABC, AR and colony animal caretaker guidelines and laws in place. In support of NGO’s to help animals in a timely and methodical fashion, our concept of a rescue center that we term as a “shelter” needs to shift. Hence a change in reference as “trauma center” is recommended. Note: A shelter home is a different concept and set up altogether, which, in some cases may be applicable. The recommended change in reference in this context is purely applicable to trauma / treatment centers that are termed as “shelters” WORD : STRAY DOG / ANIMAL Instead : Community Dog / animal / Streetie Why : The dictionary definition of a “Stray animal” is - An animal (such as a cat or dog) that is lost or has no home. In the case of these animals who are found living on the roads, the street is THEIR HOME. They find and develop a sense of belonging to their territories. They make human and animal families and grow old with them. Hence, they don’t identify with the term “Stray”. Identifications you must know Sterilized dog - Ears Notched or clipped. Vaccinated dog - Vaccination is done through the sterilization process. So a notched ear indicates the dog is vaccinated. During periodic vaccinations, the dog will be marked with a green, yellow or red paint to indicate that vaccination is up to date. A female dog who has just littered - Enlarged nipples or teats are extremely common in mother dogs. Look for nipples that are bigger than those found on a dog who hasn't had puppies. And if the dog recently gave birth, she might even still be lactating or leaking milk. Loose-ish belly skin is another trait shared by many dogs who had puppies. (Source: Google)

< Back District Name: Bangalore Urban Taluk Name: Bangalore North officer name: Dr.Chaithanya Designation: Chief Veterinary Officer Contact number: 9663040949 Emergency 24/7: Address: veterinary Dispensary, Makali, Dasanapura (H), Bangalore North, Bangalore urban dist-562132 Timing: Ambulance availability: In patient facility: Isolation ward availability: Xray: Scan: Blood test: Vaccination capability: Sterilization capability: Medical store availability: Mobile vet capability: Other types of surgery: Other Types of treatment: Animal types for treatment: Number of vets: Number of para vets: Number of surgeons: Additional comments by hospital: Previous Next