What do you do when you see an injured animal?Most people pass by an accident victim even though they would like to help, simply because they have no idea what to do. Others panic and use methods and medicines that are wholly unsuitable. Nor can one rely blindly on vets. There are too few of them and even fewer who know about emergency procedures. As a result, injured animals in need of just simple life-saving treatment, die slow, agonising deaths. This book is for those people who appreciate the value of life. It is for those people who will use the power and knowledge they have been gifted as human beings, to come to the rescue of species less fortunate than ourselves. A ready reckoner for all emergency situations, keep it handy. This book could mean the difference between life and death for an animal.About The Author:Gautam Grover is an animal rights activist who has been taking in and treating stray and injured animals since the age of ten. An alumnus of St. Columba's School, he is a member of People For Animals and Kare (Kindness to Animals and Respect for Environment). He is presently the managing trustee of animal Saviour.Maneka Gandhi is among the world's best respected exponents of animal care. Founder chairperson of India's largest animal welfare organisation, People For Animals, she is the font of all animal activism in the country. As Managing Trustee of the Ruth Cowell Foundation, she runs the country's largest all animal shelter. By word and deed, Maneka Gandhi has inspired a whole generation of Indians to create a kinder, gentler world for all.