September 24th, 2009 by admin

God’s chosen ones, vets are doctors whose voiceless patients depend entirely on them. Gentleness, compassion and the wisdom of that third eye which earns Shiva the most exalted of all his names, Pashupati, lord of the animals — are the virtues a vet must exemplify.

Menka Gandhi encountered with a government vet long ago she rushed an injured street dog to the Municipal Veterinary Centre. The vet interrupted an operation to greet her. He wore no gloves and was actually smoking during surgery. Behind the office was a dog destruction room (India was still killing dogs then). It was partitioned into narrow enclosures each stuffed with 10 or more howling dogs, many of whom had been severely injured during catching. The vet ’put them to sleep’ by having sweepers douse them with water after which he’d touch them with a live electric wire again and again. Those that still didn’t die were bashed on the head and thrown into the garbage.

It is a government vet in Haryana who falsely certifies that animals going for slaughter to West Bengal are being transported for agricultural use. Government VETS don’t do their jobs with full 100

The list is endless. What’s frightening is that the rules allow these ‘doctors’ to do anything even if they achieve nothing and are guilty of the worst viciousness.