Feeding

In older times, every household would give out some piece of food to stray animals. They nourished the co-existing species. Now that's long gone. Stray animals go unnoticed and have very less to feed on. They can't speak and humans can't hear. We feed about 80-120 dogs in various sectors of Noida every day. Food ranging from chicken rice, milk, and dog biscuits, to dry chicken food. Animals like cows roam and feed on trash. We try to feed as many cows as possible.

Treatment of Injuries and Diseases

Lack of food, harsh climates, ignorance, unclean locality, open drains, and lack of care lead to diseases in stray animals. In addition to cruelty, abandonment, and accidents that require medical attention. We take cases such cases to veterinarians for proper treatment and recovery.

Aiding Sterilization

Sterilization becomes a need - in areas of high population and low resources, overactivity in adolescence, and simply avoiding birthing in dogs. We aid in the ethical sterilization of dogs from licensed clinics.

Essential Vaccinations

Little puppies need essential vaccines in addition to a lot of care and nourishment to prevent them from being prey to vulnerable diseases. We aid in the vaccination of stray puppies from licensed clinics.

Rescue: accidents, cruelty, stuck, abandoned..

Trapped, fallen, and tied stray animals are often stuck until a painful death captures them. We try to free such animals from their confinement and provide compassion, food, and medical support

Adoption

In a matter of a snap, a pet becomes a stray. We witness cases of abandonment of dogs, cats, horses, etc ranging over a variety of reasons. Abandonment over age, diseases, controversies, lack of love, denial at home, inability to handle activity, and boredom, etc are some of them. We try to arrange for shelter, find a new parent, and sometimes adopt them ourselves. Other animals like cows are left after they can't produce milk anymore. If a calf is male, he's abandoned right after birth.

Essential Drives

Due to the lack of proper management for stray animals even basic needs such as water, food, and shelter are absent. They sleep in the trash, feed on garbage, drink from rotting gutters, burn in summers, freeze in winters, drench in rains, and painfully die in ignorance. We try to provide food, water bowls, clothes in winter, reflective collars for nights, anti-rabies vaccination, and shelter in our home for all seasons. But we are limited. Our home is limited.

Please note!

By the word ‘seva’, we mean feeding, treatment, and all good done for the welfare of stray animals

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