All Creatures Great and Small

The majority of animals, including roosters, geese, turkeys, rabbits, dogs, cats, emus, goats, cows, horses, buffaloes, mules, donkeys, and ducks, are rescued. They are too young and orphaned to survive on the streets on their own, or they are old, ill, and damaged. They have either healed or are in the process of healing. But none of them can take care of themselves if they ever have to live on the streets again. Although we don't always find homes for them, we keep trying, and occasionally it works. In the future, we hope to improve our adoption programme.
Their physical needs are continuously being met by our medical staff and visiting veterinarians.

The clinic at ACGS is adequately furnished to manage common medical issues, such as minor surgeries, wound care, immunisations, amputations, and sterilisations. In addition to treating outpatients who come in from the nearby villages, the clinic also takes care of the medical needs of the resident animals.