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animal welfare

Compassion for all creatures

The Problem

Why animal welfare matters

Injured strays and abandoned cattle have nowhere to go. We run a small rescue-and-feed network with a local vet partner.

Who we help: Stray dogs, cattle and injured wildlife in and around Jabalpur.

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vet partner on call for rescues

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feeding stations we aim to seed

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What we do

On-ground activities

  • 1Injured-animal rescue
  • 2On-call vet care
  • 3Community feeding stations
  • 4Sterilisation drives
  • 5Cattle rescue transport
  • 6Anti-cruelty awareness

Our Goals

What we aim to achieve

Forward-looking targets — this foundation was registered in May 2026.

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Animals rescued

Goal · 2026–27

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Feeding stations

Goal · 2026–27

Our Approach

How we work, step by step

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Rescue line

Public number to report injured animals.

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Vet partnership

On-call vet for wound care and vaccination.

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Feeding network

Volunteers maintain daily feeding stations.

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Sterilisation drives

ABC (Animal Birth Control) drives with the municipality.

Impact So Far

Numbers that matter

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Animals to rescue

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Feeding stations

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Active Projects

On the ground right now

Field projects for this program will appear here soon.

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Voices from the field

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