The Asswin Project

THIS IS A MESSAGE MAINLY FOR OUR SUPPORTERS IN INDIA WHO HAVE INDIAN BANK ACCOUNTS AND WISH TO DONATE TO THE ASSWIN PROJECT.
On 30th April, 2014 THE ASSWIN PROJECT SOCIETY was officially registered in India and granted the registration number 01374 by the District Registrar of Societies of Gurgaon, Haryana.
The Indian Income Tax Pan Services Unit has issued The Asswin Project Society with the Permanent Account Number(PAN): AADAT8152E
Our India bank details are as follows:
State Bank of India, Sushant Lok - 1 Gurgaon Branch Code 4449
Name of account holder: The Assswin Project Society
Account Number: 34488102834
IFSC : SBIN0004449

Whilst we appreciate that many of our supporters find "graphic" pictures quite disturbing we feel that such picture are necessary to show how awful are some of the cases which we have deal with. Afterall, the world TV news programmes show how humans and animals are maimed and killed by human conflicts , wars , and fires with warnings that viewers may find them disturbing. We regret that we will still need to post graphic pictures but will advise you when we post them.
Thanks again for your continued support.
Jean and Bob

Please donate by clicking on the following link:

Help Jean & Bob's Equine Rescue Work in Gurgaon, India The Asswin Project help hard working, injured & neglected Donkey's in India & was born out of one couples passion & love of animals - Jean & Bob Harrison. Jean and Bob are no strangers to the terrible plight of animals in this region as they have been helping animals here since 1994 improving animal

Hi all,

Would you be able to support The Asswin Project by donating to our 2021 fundraiser.
Here is the link for donating: https://milaap.org/fundraisers/support-bob-jean-harrison?co=true

Team Asswin

Help Jean & Bob's Equine Rescue Work in Gurgaon, India The Asswin Project help hard working, injured & neglected Donkey's in India & was born out of one couples passion & love of animals - Jean & Bob Harrison. Jean and Bob are no strangers to the terrible plight of animals in this region as they have been helping animals here since 1994 improving animal

Today the Asswin Team was informed of a pet dog having been abandoned in the lift shaft of the locked floor of building. The informant told us that the dog was there for past three days. The informant had tried to get the building owners to come and open the locked floor of the building but he was not cooperating. Team Asswin managed to get into the shaft of the locked floor and get him out to safety. The dog is disoriented but should be fine. DM to know more. To donate to us, you can click on the following link: https://milaap.org/fundraisers/support-bob-jean-harrison

This is a graphic post. This pup is the only one surviving of its litter after what seems to be either foul play or a terrible accident. He was given immediate treatment and is now resting and not in pain.
Please help The Asswin Project as we face these terrible cases. We need financial support as due Covid and due to a technical issue with our UK bank account, we have had no donations for past few months. Please donate via the clicking on the following link: https://milaap.org/fundraisers/support-bob-jean-harrison

To finish the year off the Asswin Project was called to Pipple Chowk in Dundaria on 31st. December where it was found that a black 10 years old female donkey had been abandoned and had a re**um prolapse. She was admitted to the shelter where she was given the appropriate medical attention and she is now quite happy and safe in her new home with her new family
Please help Team Asswin by generously donating through the following fundraiser:

Help Jean & Bob's Equine Rescue Work in Gurgaon, India The Asswin Project help hard working, injured & neglected Donkey's in India & was born out of one couples passion & love of animals - Jean & Bob Harrison. Jean and Bob are no strangers to the terrible plight of animals in this region as they have been helping animals here since 1994 improving animal

On 12th January at 11 pm the Asswin Project was informed that a horse had been abandoned in the Raja Gardens area in Delhi ( only 2 Kms from the People for Animals shelter) but as the have no staff on 24 hour call out the Asswin team had to undertake a 100 Kms round trip in order to pick it up and admit it to our shelter. The team found that it was a 10 years old white female ( wedding horse)and had severe nasal discharge. She was admitted to our shelter and was given the appropriate medical treatment (in isolation) and given a good diet .She has now improved and is now able to mix with her new family.
Please help us with our work by donating through the following link:

Help Jean & Bob's Equine Rescue Work in Gurgaon, India The Asswin Project help hard working, injured & neglected Donkey's in India & was born out of one couples passion & love of animals - Jean & Bob Harrison. Jean and Bob are no strangers to the terrible plight of animals in this region as they have been helping animals here since 1994 improving animal

Please do donate towards our cause: https://www.theasswinproject.org.uk/support/

Also at Bawal on 30th December was 9 months old grey male donkey foal with a fractured hind leg. He too was admitted to the shelter where he is receiving daily care and attention. It is suspected that both foals on the highway ad been abandoned by wandering Rajastani shepherds.

On 30th. December The Asswin Project was
informed by local police that a donkey had been abandoned on the
NH8 highway near Bawal. The team found that it was 9 months old white male foal with a re**um wound. She is currently receiving daily medical treatment at the shelter.

On 20th. December the Asswin Project was informed that a donkey had been abandoned in Shanker Chowk. Gurgaon,. The team found that it was 5 years old white female and that she had a fractured front right leg. She is still receiving daily medical treatment at the shelter.

On 8th, December the owner of a 7 years old female donkey living on the donkey camp in Sector 57 Gurgaon asked for help as the animal was in severe pain. The team found that she had severe colic and was admitted to the shelter where she given the appropriate medical treatment and a good daily diet. On 12th. December it was considered that she was fit enough to be returned to her owner