Give second chance for 100 rescue animals in India

Dear friends,

The past weeks were exciting with a flurry of volunteering activities and a record number of adoptions. It was indeed heartening to see groups of volunteers from corporates, schools, and colleges roll up their sleeves to help in every way possible — whether it was sprucing up the premises, grooming and bathing the rescue pets, or socializing the young ones. The biggest adoption event of the year was also held during this time where 10 rescue pets found their forever homes and loving families.

The generosity of donors like you has made several transformation tales possible. We are beyond grateful to Rajesh and his wonderful family for opening their hearts and home to two adorable pups—Lily and Lynn who now have a loving home where they will grow, play, and fill their new family's lives with joy.

Mottu's journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. Having both hind limbs amputated, Mottu shows remarkable resilience in navigating the world on his two front limbs. His heart is as big as his will to thrive, and he's waiting for his forever family to come along and whisk him away. We are deeply grateful for your support in rewriting the stories of many a rescue pet.

Prem's story is also a remarkable one. Found abandoned at the edge of a field, he faced severe trauma with broken front limbs and a severely wounded paw. Thankfully, we were able to rescue him without delay. With pain management and a strict rest regimen, Prem recovered completely and rediscovered his playful spirit. We are delighted that he found his forever home too.

The number of our sanctuary residents has been going up steadily. Each pet is available for virtual adoption through a sponsorship of just USD 50 per month. More than 50% of the permanent residents are still in need of sponsors. Please support us so that we can continue our life-saving work for the street animals of India.

Thank you!

Dear friends,

The third quarter of this year has been one of the busiest as we geared up towards the biggest Anti-Rabies Vaccination drive of the year on the auspices of the World Rabies Day on September 28th. The weeklong vaccination drive, in addition to vaccinating 865 free roaming, community, and pet dogs, also created awareness through pamphlet distribution and door-to-door campaiging. 

The Indian Independence Day that falls on August 15 was celebrated along with our furry residents who thoroughly enjoyed the extra attention. This quarter also saw a record number of adoption of special need pets. In September, two tri-pawds Daisy and Shanmukhi were adopted by the same family. Rescued after an accident with crushed limbs, Maya had a miraculous recovery, thanks to the generous donations that we received during the long period of her treatment and care. She was adopted by one of our regular volunteers Aswath who took a special liking to her from the time he set his eyes on her.

This quarter, we conducted several outreach sessions to schools that were well received. Community activities of volunteering also saw a significant boost with corporates rolling up their sleeves to take part in cleaning up the premises.

The number of sanctuary residents has gone up to more than 100, with the addition of more rescue pets that cannot be rehabilitated elsewhere. Kalyani and Mikey, two of the oldest residents have welcomed more rescues whole heartedly enabling a safe space for them to live and thrive. We are immensely grateful for your support in making all of this work possible.

All sanctuary residents are available for virtual adoption through a sponsorship of just USD 50 per month. More than 50% of the permanent residents are still in need of virtual sponsors. Please support us so that we can continue our life-saving work for the street animals of India.

Thank you!