Photos of flood tell a grim story

Sashanka Barbaruah, Communications Manager, IFAW/Wildlife Trust of India
By: Sashanka Barbaruah
Posted Fri, 06/29/2012

These photos from the IFAW Wildlife Rescue Center in Assam show how devastating the flood is.  It is taking a huge toll on helpless wildlife that has nowhere to go as the waters rise.  IFAW is scrambling to rescue baby rhinos, elephants, deer, and numerous other animals as the waters rise.  Please donate now and help us save these and other animals in need.

A hogdeer swims for its life Vast areas are underwater Dhara the elephant was hit by a car Dhara's leg was set in a cast A hogdeer seems to know that we're its only chance A rescued rhino calf waits as we help it We've named this rhino calf Asha -- one of the lucky ones! The IFAW team releases a rescued hogdeer A shelter is completely washed out

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Sashanka Barbaruah, Communications Manager, IFAW/Wildlife Trust of India

Sashanka is the Communications Manager for the International Fund for Animal Welfare partner, the Wildlife Trust of India.

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