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January 27, 2023
Humans of RESQ- Dr. Neha Bhave
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Dr. Neha Bhave, a graduate and post-graduate in Veterinary Surgery & Radiology. Sr. Veterinarian at RESQ
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January 27, 2023
Humans of RESQ- Sumedh Tarde
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Director of Projects and Communications, Sumedh is renowned for his meticulousness and grit.
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January 27, 2023
Humans of RESQ- Jaffar Shaikh
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Having joined RESQ over 4 years ago as a member of the on-site team, Jaffar has always been one to pour his heart, mind, and soul into everything he does.
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January 27, 2023
Human of RESQ- Dr. Chetan Vanjari
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“The presense of a doctor, is the beginning of a cure”. No one does justice to this quote like Dr. Chetan Vanjari, who is a senior veterinary at RESQ.
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January 27, 2023
Humans of RESQ- Tayyab Sayyad
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From only knowing how to drive and repair vehicles like a pro, but zero knowledge about animals, to gradually gaining knowledge and learning about animal behaviour and rescues have rendered Raju to become an integral part of the RESQ Squad.
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January 17, 2023
Thermal Drones Now Chase State Big Cats
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RESQ Charitable Trust teams up with the Forest Department in an operation to successfully utilise Thermal cameras to discover the presence of 2 Leopards in Satara district.
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January 17, 2023
Locals Calmed Down After Seeing Drone Footage
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RESQ Charitable Trust successfully educates locals how to co exist with wildlife peacefully.
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January 07, 2023
Thermal drones make wildlife tracking safer and smarter.
Neha Panchamiya
Satara (MH): Preventing negative human-leopard interactions in Satara, Maharashtra.
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November 14, 2022
Soyare Companion: 'Passion' became 'Mission'
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The ongoing conflict between orphans, strays or wild animals and humans is the result of human encroachment on their habitats.
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