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Bombay Veterinary Hospital organises a blood donation camp for dogs
Updated On: 12 April, 2019 08:31 AM IST | Mumbai | Rupsa Chakraborty
Of the 20 dogs registered for camp at Bombay Veterinary Hospital, only seven qualified

The dog parents were given a certificate stating that their pet had donated blood
A blood donation camp organised at the government-run Bombay Veterinary College on Thursday, saw seven dog parents lining up to get their pets to donate blood. As the hospital does not have a blood bank yet, the plasma and blood cells were extracted from the donated blood to be preserved for treatment of sick dogs in emergency situations, doctors said.
When 23-year-old Anita Mehra had rushed an injured dog to the Bombay Veterinary College around a month ago, the canine was bleeding profusely owing to a road accident. Doctors said that he had suffered from internal bleeding and needed a blood transfusion. Now named Tony, the stray has recovered completely and is awaiting adoption.




