Ravinder Kaur, the founder of the Rehmat Sandhu Foundation, has faced many challenges in her life after losing her son Rehmat Sandhu this courageous lady founded the Rehmat Sandhu Foundation in the quest to keep the memory of her son alive and to do something worthwhile for the society. Ravinder ji also assists animals and birds by funding the World Wildlife Fund.
Highlights:
- Ravinder Kaur from Melbourne is a bereaved mother who established the Rehmat Sandhu Foundation.
- Besides helping humans in need, Ravinder Kaur also cares deeply for Australian Wildlife.
- The unconditional love and devotion of her pet Cockatoo Benu who calls her, "mummy" inspired her love for wildlife.
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“If I am on the phone, like a little child he keeps trying to distract me and keeps calling me and saying mummy I love you.”
So does Benu speak, Punjabi or English or Hindi? “he speaks all the languages,” gushes Ravinder Kaur.
“He eats only as much as he needs, even sits at the table and eats. I give him Roti and say to him Roti with every morsel like one feeds a child. He waits till I say Roti again and then opens his beak.”
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When Ravinder ji meditates or does her prayers, “Benu closes his eyes and sits absolutely still with his beak dipping into his chest.”
Ravinder Kaur concludes, “the unconditional love of animals is amazing. We cannot forget they are a part of our planet and we need to restore the Global Climate along with the Koalas and Wombats. Had we always protected Nature, perhaps we would not witness this pandemic.”
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