A husband and wife team who opened the region’s only sanctuary now care for more than 1,000 rescues and have helped hundreds find homes
On an isolated stretch of land on the banks of Jhelum River in Srinagar, a baby donkey stands in a pen eating straw. He’s been nursed back to health by staff at the first – and only – animal rescue centre in Indian-administered Kashmir.
Weeks earlier, on a freezing February morning, the wailing noise from the donkey, called Musy, abandoned with a broken leg, had woken residents in the city’s upmarket housing estate. They knew who to contact.
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