The Saving the Injured Campaign is yet another very important and challenging project undertaken by Embark. Since an essential part of Embark's mission is to care for all animals in need, the Embark team actively assists in the rescue of a number of cases of seriously injured stray animals. When a call comes in on the Embark Hotline alerting of a situation involving an injured animal, the team proceeds to take action by searching, rescuing and treating the animal in need.

The rescue of Suddhi (Read more), the three-legged dog (story elsewhere on this page), is a fantastic example of providing loving care and another chance at survival.

An important aspect of this campaign is after care. The trauma of injuries could permanently scar an animal not only physically but also mentally. Individual attention is given to the animals in the hope that it will ease their distress and further improve their chances of recovery.

In keeping with Embark's dream to provide stray animals with a loving home, the animals rescued and treated through 'Saving the Injured Campaign' are given high priority when re-homing. As they require constant, attentive care, the Embark team ensures that any potential owners are well aware of each rescued animal's special needs resulting from its injuries.

All animals have rights - The right to enjoy the freedom of life without being subject to cruelty inflicted by humans. By taking care of animals in our environment, we are also caring for ourselves. Embark wants to share this experience with you. Let us make our surroundings a better place for both people and animals.

All animals have the right to:
- Freedom from Hunger and Thirst
- Freedom from Discomfort
- Freedom from Pain, Injury & Disease
- Freedom from Fear & Distress
- Freedom to Express Natural Behavior

We do what we do to improve the lives of the helpless stray dog population in our country.