Date: 2/02/2012
The Dog Awareness Welfare Group held the Dogs and Cats sterilization and vaccination on the 28th of January 2012. To be honest, it was truely worth it. All the hard work and commitment i had put to make it all happen. There were a lot of turn ups. We opened the sterilization from 8 am to 2 pm. In total we managed to sterilize 40 animals and vaccinate 72 of them! The vets, the teachers and students body had been running around none stop to provide the best service to the community. There was a bit of problems at some point such as we forgot to hand out some information. However, it worked out fine. I was truely glad that i had attended a lot of previous sterilization which gave me the knowledge of what we should do and how we should organize it.
Through out the day, it was very busy and there were people coming in to help and donate some vaccinations. Such as Ms. Ashani for the Embark company. She helped us in term of spreading the word and donating 20 vaccinations to our campaign. We really appreciate it.
We have come to realize that there are many people out there who maintain the same objective and we must work together to make it all better. I had documented all the actions that was taking place. There are some photos on the bottom.
What i had learned from planning, initiating activities and worked collaboratively with others to organize the sterilization was indescribable. I learned and developed new skills to be a leader, to be a giver, to be a thinker and a responsible individual. Not only that I showed perseverance and commitment in the local community but i also helped all the DAWG new member to see what it is like to be in a sterilization, with the hope that they will pass on this to be engaged with issues of global importance.
The Dog Awareness Welfare Group held the Dogs and Cats sterilization and vaccination on the 28th of January 2012. To be honest, it was truely worth it. All the hard work and commitment i had put to make it all happen. There were a lot of turn ups. We opened the sterilization from 8 am to 2 pm. In total we managed to sterilize 40 animals and vaccinate 72 of them! The vets, the teachers and students body had been running around none stop to provide the best service to the community. There was a bit of problems at some point such as we forgot to hand out some information. However, it worked out fine. I was truely glad that i had attended a lot of previous sterilization which gave me the knowledge of what we should do and how we should organize it.
Through out the day, it was very busy and there were people coming in to help and donate some vaccinations. Such as Ms. Ashani for the Embark company. She helped us in term of spreading the word and donating 20 vaccinations to our campaign. We really appreciate it.
We have come to realize that there are many people out there who maintain the same objective and we must work together to make it all better. I had documented all the actions that was taking place. There are some photos on the bottom.
What i had learned from planning, initiating activities and worked collaboratively with others to organize the sterilization was indescribable. I learned and developed new skills to be a leader, to be a giver, to be a thinker and a responsible individual. Not only that I showed perseverance and commitment in the local community but i also helped all the DAWG new member to see what it is like to be in a sterilization, with the hope that they will pass on this to be engaged with issues of global importance.
DAWG team the vets from Kandy
Ms.Shameela Thank you for supporting us all along
Dogs and Cats at the recovery zone
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