Meet & Greet
Rey - Survivor of the Transport Industry
Rey was rescued from a village in Uttar Pradesh about a year ago, after she was abandoned by her “owner”, and currently she is a resident at All Creatures Great And Small (ACGS), Haryana.
She is 12 years old and has a keen sense of curiosity (You probably can tell by the way she is looking into the camera), who enjoys companionship of humans, when they are being gentle with her.
Unfortunately, Rey was a victim of cruelty since her “owner” refusd to shelter her anymore and she was left stranded on the street fighting street dogs while trying to pick up pieces of whatever she could find, to feed herself.
Bulbul - Survivor of the entertainment industry
Bulbul was rescued 5 years ago, after she was tortured & considered an “extra” horse to be provided for, by her “owners”. Ever since then, she has been a resident at All Creatures Great And Small (ACGS), Haryana.
She is 17 years old, and has a keen sense of hearing and responds to her name with a neigh, followed by a nod. She used to be aggressive in her initial days at ACGS, and even had to be separated from other horses, but with time, she opened up and has become cordial & warm towards others.
The reason for her aggressiveness was the result of how she was treated and fought over to be “used” & abused between two breeders (also brothers) 5 years ago. As a consequence of the heated fight, one of the brothers pulled Bulbul’s eyes apart, leaving her blind.
Khan Chacha - Survivor of slaughter house
Khan Chacha was rescued from a slaughterhouse three years ago. The slaughterhouse was sued and had to close. He was one among the many who got rescued then, and ever since then, he has been a resident at All Creatures Great And Small (ACGS), Haryana.
At the time of his rescue, the abuse that Khan Chacha had undergone made him too afraid & used to shy away from any social interaction. However now, not only has he become socially active, but also very playful & mischievous. He and his friends have eaten an entire tree that was fenced.
Imagine being in a cramped-up place, terrified of being picked to have your throat slit, whilst you persist in being depressed due to captivity and isolation. Khan Chacha was subjected to this for a prolonged period inside the slaughterhouse.
