Give second chance for 100 rescue animals in India

June and July were hectic months as we strengthened our programs through in-house training and development of our veterinarians and staff members. Your commitment to the cause enabled us to rescue, treat, and find virtual sponsors for a few of our permanent residents with special needs and we are utterly grateful.

These two months also saw more than 400 spay/neuter surgeries, 50 animals rescued and rehabilitated, 30 pets adopted to loving homes and happy families, and over 2000 people educated through our outreach programs. Several vaccination drives against Rabies were conducted where more than 800 animals got life-saving vaccine. We were also blessed with many volunteers who spent time with the rescue pets, socializing them, and supporting their treatment and care.

Out of the many rescues that we undertook, some really stand apart and little Vincy's is one of them. Our hearts broke as she was rescued and brought to the table for our vets to examine her. With her limb severely damaged as a vehicle ran over, this small pup was in deep pain and utterly terrified. We quickly started to work on her and she underwent an emergency amputation. However, she proved to be a true fighter, and showed us every sign that she wants to thrive. We are delighted to report that she is rebounding with zest as a tri-pawd, and we hope she soon finds a home to call her own!

As most of you know, World Rabies Day is commemorated on the 28th of September. Every year, throughout the month of September, we create awareness around the deadly disease, as well as vaccinate as many companion animals as possible against Rabies. Our target this time is to vaccinate 1000 pets. It takes just USD 1 to sponsor a single dose of vaccine. Please come forward to support us.

Thank you!

April and May brought additional challenges as temperatures soared and we struggled to keep all our residents hydarted and protected from the summer woes. Thankfully with your support, we have been able to install fans, provide sufficient water-bowls, and give enough shade for them to thrive and feel safe.

An impactful ring-vaccination drive against Rabies was conducted where more than 1000 animals got life-saving rabies vaccine protecting them from the deadly disease for at least 1 year. The past months also saw an incredible wave of new volunteers step up to support our mission, and thanks to them, our furry residents were adequately socialized, groomed, bathed, and received the care that they truly deserve.

Apart from conducting routine sterilization and vaccination drives to responding to cruelty cases, several animals were successfully rescued and rehabilitated during the past two months. Billa lost vision on both his eyes as a result of an accident, but that doesn't deter him from enjoying his life to the fullest. Now a permanent resident of the sanctuary and with all his other senses compensating, he adapted quickly and makes sure to not miss any fun. Vaira and Anegan also had remarkable recoveries—Vaira from a devastating accident that left him a tri-pawd, and Anegan from a complex condition of rectal diverticulum.

The adoption story of sweet little Beetle had a true fairy-tale ending. This adorable pooch had been waiting to catch someone's eye for several months when two overseas volunteers fell head over heels in love with her. When it was time for them to leave, they promised to take her home one day. Fortunately, our founder had an upcoming trip overseas and was more than willing to escort her so that she could begin her best life.

Once again we request sponsorship for the permanent residents of our Sanctuary. It takes just USD 50 to sponsor a permanent animal for an entire month. You may sponsor any part thereof as you prefer. A small recurring contribution goes a long way in giving them a second chance. Our heartfelt gratitude in advance!