Our shelter and hospital together currently accommodate more than 1100 species which included, Dogs, Cats, Cows, Donkeys, Horses, Bunnies and Birds.

The one exceptional thing we do is to treat dogs affected by Canine Distemper disease, which most of them avoid doing because of its highly infectious nature. 

We have 40 people working to manage the shelter, 4 doctors on duty to give medical aid, Ward boys and rescue team members. 
Because of high volume of pets in our shelter we are only accepting terminally ill, elderly, disabled and blind pets that require additional care. Please do not surrender your healthy pets to us!



 

We usually have our volunteers on the ground to look for animals that might need help. After spotting them, we initiate our rescue process by taking the animal with our trust vehicle and bringing them to the shelter.

At the shelter, if the rescued animal is injured or bleeding or diseased, proper treatment will be given to them in the shelter clinic, and we keep them in a room either alone (depending on their condition of health) or with other healthy dogs.

If a dog is abandoned, we bring them to the shelter. Do a normal check-up to know if it is diseased and then send them to the available dog rooms. Before sending them to the room, we make sure that they are not afraid, ease them and put them along with other friendly dogs in the rooms.

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We have set up an authorized veterinarian clinic in the shelter, with 4 doctors and 45 staff working at our shelter, hospital and premises to give proper medical treatment to the rescued animals. We have employed the doctors and other staff full time (both day and night shift) to give medical care and treatment at any time needed to our animal friends.

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