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After the massive floods that hit God's own country, Kerala, there was a major loss of men and material. Amidst all this chaos, wildlife too had their share of struggle. A three-member team from International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW)-Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) was deployed to Kerala to rescue and provide relief to animals displaced due to the floods.

The core team not only carried provisions and emergency medicines for animals in distress but was also equipped with tactical rescue gear, aerial surveillance quadcopters, inflatable raft, safety jackets and snake rescue tools. The team also met key governmental stakeholders like the forest department, civil administration police and covered the key affected areas of Kochi, Alleppey, Thiruvalla, Chenganur, Aranmula, Ranny, etc. While the response work in Kochi, Thiruvalla and Chenganur was largely directed to assist the local forest department in rescuing snakes that were taking shelter in houses to escape from floods, in the other areas the team assisted the local organizations for in situ subsidizing of dogs, cats and cattle that were left abandoned by people. Read the in-depth story here: http://www.wti.org.in/news/ifaw-wti-e...
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