Thursday, 13 October 2016

Asswin Project Up date 16.10.2016


The Asswin Project Facebook and details of how to help by donating.

The Asswin Project  still continues to rescue sick, abandoned , and injured  donkeys. horses and mules plus  very needy dogs. they need financial support so please view The Asswin Project Facebook for details of how you can help.  

Sunday, 3 November 2013

Saving the Slumdog Donkeys on SKY Ch280

NEWS FLASH FOR ALL THE ASSWIN PROJECT UK SUPPORTERS

The Barron TV documentary "Saving the Slumdog Donkeys" is to be shown on   SKY CH280 on Fri 8th Nov.. at 9pm, Sat 9th Nov at 7pm and Tues 12th Nov at 10pm  (Horse and Country TV.

Please get your friends to watch.

Jean and Bob

Saturday, 7 September 2013

Caused by a vehicle. These are not accidents but results of careless driving.. Drivers stop for humans. Why not for animals?


Yes,

 We are actually back after a prolonged visit to the UK  in order to raise more funds and muster up more support. Once we have taken a deep breath we will post an update of the events which have been taking place during our absence.

Jean and Bob 

Tuesday, 7 May 2013

Back in harness after 3 months visit to UK. Jean and Bob

THIS ONE GOOD REASON WHY THE ASSWIN PROJECT IS TRYING TO HELP THE WORKING DONKEYS IN INDIA. HOW THE POOR CREATURE HAD RECEIVED THE HORRENDOUS WOUND IS NOT KNOWN  BUT THE DAMAGE WAS DOWN TO THE SKULL AND THE FLESH WAS BEING EATEN AWAY BY MAGGOTS!!!!!!!

NASTY BUT TRUE AND WE DON'T EXPECT ANY OF OUR SUPPORTERS ON BLOG OR FACEBOOK TO "LIKE" THIS ONE

JEAN AND BOB

Monday, 22 April 2013


.Since  The Asswin Project moved into the shelter provided by the Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon almost 3 years ago, the surrounding rural area has become subjected to urbanisation with construction sites
going on everywhere. The result is that donkeys are being used at the sites and there are more and more cases  of sickness and injuries to them. Over the pas t 3 weeks 4 donkeys have had to be admitted to the shelter for medical care. One had  severe colic caused by a blockage in the rectum. Luckily the team managed  to remove the blockage which was as big as tennis ball and made up of polythene, string and bits of wood. The donkey was relieved of its pain and its life was saved





The second case was a 5 months old female donkey which had been attacked by feral dogs and had suffered nasty wounds at the base of her ears and to tops of her legs. The team duly treated  and dressed the wounds and administered necessary antibiotics..