Finally, a better and a positive response from Blue Cross in Chennai. I will not blame them because they are pretty stressed out already with too many rescue calls and animals in distress to take care of. Normally, after you call they ask you for details of the animal(s) in distress and then they dispatch a team with a vehicle but it takes days, sometimes even weeks. The worst part, the telephone lines are terrible with either no response or poor responses. However this time I used their online form instead. This form can be reached via your devices, the link to the site is here. Fill in the form accurately (just 2 pages) and on submitting it, will reach Blue Cross. I had submitted one last Monday and the injured calf was rescued on Thursday.  Once you submit the form you are also given an ID of the request that you can track. The driver of the vehicle was accompanied by another person and they call you before reaching the spot. Good job Blue Cross! They even have a page where you can track your ID and where you can find an update on the rescue.  The link to the page where you can track your request ID is here.

During Deepavali may dogs run away from the crackers and noise as they have very sensitive ears. It will be good to mark this post or the links mentioned here to contact Blue Cross.  Note that it will be good to provide your number or the number of a person who is in proximity to the injured animal so as to locate the injured animal and offer quick treatment.