What do dogs, cats, buffaloes and hens have in common?

Animals, whether they roam city streets or live on agricultural farms, share the same fundamental needs as humans: nutritious food, clean water, safe shelter, and medical care when they are sick or injured. Yet, stray animals in urban areas often live on garbage dumps, facing starvation, dehydration, and human cruelty.

Promoting Co-existence and Welfare

Our program operates dedicated animal welfare feeds, providing daily fresh grains, fodder, and clean drinking water to stray dogs, local cattle, and birds. Compassion is circular: by feeding stray animals, we reduce rabies and aggression in neighborhoods, promote clean environments, and support the delicate ecological balance.

Building Safe Shelters

In addition to feeding programs, we are constructing temporary medical recovery shelters. These shelters house injured cattle, stray dogs recovering from surgeries, and abandoned animals. Supporting these initiatives helps us fund medicines, antiseptic sprays, nutritional supplements, and clean straw bedding for our animals.