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Animal Rescue Center Launch

January 2024 • Karnataka

A Sanctuary for the Voiceless

Every day, countless animals suffer from injuries, abandonment, and abuse. Stray dogs hit by vehicles, cattle left to die, wildlife injured by human activities—these voiceless beings had nowhere to go. Our Animal Rescue Center in Karnataka was born from a simple belief: every living being deserves compassion, care, and a chance at life.

The center, built on 5 acres of land, is equipped with modern veterinary facilities, recovery wards, quarantine areas, and spacious enclosures. We have a team of dedicated veterinarians, animal care specialists, and volunteers working round the clock. In just nine months since launch, we've rescued and rehabilitated over 300 injured and abandoned animals, giving them medical care, love, and when possible, new homes.

Comprehensive Care and Rehabilitation

The rescue process begins with our 24/7 emergency hotline. Once alerted, our rapid response team reaches the animal within hours. At the center, each animal receives thorough medical examination, emergency treatment, and ongoing care tailored to their needs. From surgical procedures to physiotherapy, from nutritional support to behavioral rehabilitation—we provide everything necessary for recovery.

But rescue is just the beginning. Our rehabilitation program prepares animals for life beyond the center. Healthy strays are vaccinated, sterilized, and returned to their territories with community support. Abandoned pets find loving forever homes through our adoption program. Wildlife, once healed, is released back into protected habitats. Those needing permanent care find sanctuary with us, living out their lives with dignity.

Stories of Second Chances

"We found Raja, a street dog, with a shattered leg from an accident. Doctors saved his leg, and now he's the center's therapy dog, helping other animals heal," shares Dr. Meera, our chief veterinarian. "Every rescue is a life saved, every adoption a happy ending. This center proves that compassion can make miracles happen."