JeevOne Launches India’s First EV Bike Ambulance For Small Animals In Mumbai; Model To Be Replicated Across Maharashtra & India
· Free Press Journal
Mumbai: Mumbaikars will soon see India’s first EV bike ambulance running on the city roads, saving the lives of small animals by taking them to veterinary hospitals while beating the city’s heavy traffic congestion.
The ambulance, called JeevOne Lifeline, was launched by animal welfare organisation JeevOne and Yuva Sena Animal Welfare Force on Wednesday. It aims to solve the critical and overlooked challenges in animal welfare of timely and affordable transportation for injured, sick, abandoned and distressed animals.
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The first ambulance was formally launched in Thane by Yuva Sena president Purvesh Sarnaik. During its pilot phase, about 10 EV bike ambulances will be deployed across different parts of Mumbai city to understand operational challenges, refine response systems, and build a scalable model that can be replicated across Maharashtra and beyond.
Designed specifically for urban animal rescue operations, JeevOne Lifeline aims to provide faster emergency response for animals in distress, affordable transportation support for rescuers and feeders, improved access to veterinary care, technology-enabled service management and tracking as well as greater support for NGOs, welfare groups and volunteers.
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The long-term objective is to establish a wide network of animal ambulances by inviting corporates, CSR partners, philanthropists, NGOs, and private donors to join the movement by sponsoring ambulances and supporting expansion efforts.
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