Archive · 8 Aug 2025
Woman Uses Savings for Street Dog's Arrow Wound Treatment
In a village, a street dog was hurt by an arrow and was in pain.
A woman who gets money from a government scheme noticed the dog and wanted to help.
Because there were no vets nearby, she called animal lovers to come help.
They came, saved the dog, and took it to a vet who fixed it.
The woman used the money she had saved to pay for the dog's medical care, showing kindness and compassion.
The dog is now recovering.
A woman in North Dinajpur used her Lakshmir Bhandar savings to treat a wounded street dog.
The dog was shot with an arrow in its neck and was wailing in pain.
The woman contacted animal lovers in Raiganj for help, who rescued the dog.
A veterinary surgeon removed the arrow and treated the dog with stitches and medicine.
The woman paid around ₹3,000 for the treatment, which was funded by her savings.
- Who
- Radharani Roy, a homemaker, and members of the People for Animals in Raiganj.
- What
- A woman used her savings to pay for a street dog's medical treatment after it was shot with an arrow.
- When
- Three days before the report, the dog was shot with an arrow.
- Where
- A village in North Dinajpur district, India.
- Why
- Radharani Roy wanted to help the injured dog and used her savings to pay for its treatment.
- Location
- North Dinajpur district, India
- Main Character
- Radharani Roy
- Dog's Injury
- Shot with an arrow
- Treatment Cost
- ₹3,000
- Funding Source
- Lakshmir Bhandar scheme savings
- Animal rescue group
- People for Animals in Raiganj