How We Plan to Help

Rescue & Treatment

Our rescue work will focus on injured, abandoned, and accident-affected dogs and puppies. Every case will start with a veterinary assessment, followed by treatment, medicines, and supported recovery.

• Care coordinated with qualified veterinarians.
• Help with treatment costs, medicines, and safe recovery spaces.
• Case updates shared only with verified records.

We are not yet an emergency rescue service. If you’ve found an injured dog, follow our step-by-step guide and contact a veterinarian or an established rescue organisation.

Vaccination Drives

We plan to organise anti-rabies and core vaccination drives for community dogs, working with qualified veterinarians and the local caregivers who already know these dogs.

Our focus is prevention: clear vaccination records, follow-up doses on schedule, and helping neighbourhoods understand why vaccinated dogs make streets safer for everyone. Read more in Dog Bites and Rabies.

Sterilisation Support

Humane sterilisation is the approach recognised under India’s Animal Birth Control Rules, 2023. Dogs are sterilised, vaccinated, and returned to their own area, which keeps populations stable over time.

We plan to help caregivers connect with authorised Animal Birth Control programmes, and to support recovery care after surgery. Treatment decisions always rest with the treating veterinarian.

Recovery & Foster Care

Recovering dogs need quiet, routine, and comfort. We’re building a foster network with clear responsibilities and veterinary support. Learn about fostering.

Responsible Adoption

Every adoption should begin with an honest introduction to the dog and end with a lasting commitment. See how adoption will work.

Community Care

Most community dogs already have people who look out for them. We want to support those caregivers with feeding guidance, vaccination awareness, and help resolving neighbourhood concerns calmly and lawfully.

Start with our guide to feeding community dogs.