Raju met with an accident and was brought to Karuna Society several months ago by his owner. At first he was scared and confused, but slowly he was encouraged and now he mingles happily with energy and enthusiasm with his fellow animal and human friends – he has settled into his new life and home,
Please click HERE to see our 21st Birthday Newsletter! Dear Friends of Karuna. “KARUNA HAS COME OF AGE” : 21 YEARS OLD! As of 18 September 2021, Karuna has been in service to the animals for 21 years! We’ve been treating dogs and cats, rescuing cattle from slaughter, and rescuing wildlife. Attending court
Karuna Society has seven peafowl birds living as permanent residents in our Sanctuary. They were rescued over the course of several years, most in a helpless situation and just days from sure death alone in the wild. The Forest Department handed them over to us to care for them and rehabilitate, if possible. Unfortunately all
This month, finally the parvo-virus season has wound down and we only had 4 cases this month; meanwhile, we still had to treat 17 local dogs for distemper. In total, we treated 99 animals this month, who were given 725 treatments – entirely thanks to your donations! THANK YOU for continuing to support our work
Three months ago, the owner of this dog left him at the doorstep of Karuna and disappeared. We took the dog in and provided treatment to his spinal injury due to an accident. Since we have CCTV cameras outside, we were able to get the contact details of the owner through the number of the
Karuna Society for Animals and Nature is thrilled to receive a generous $3,000 grant from CHAL-USA, an organisation dedicated to helping protect animals and people in India from the scourge of rabies. The grant will be used for our Animal Birth Control and Anti-Rabies program in our area of Anantapur District, Andhra Pradesh, India. The
This little puppy was brought in with two broken front legs. We change his bandages every few days and check the progress. At first, he was suffering a lot and unable to move, but after a couple of weeks, now he can walk a bit! Hopefully the fractures will heal completely and he can go
Please see our Treatment Report for July 2021! A total of 123 patients received 670 treatments and our current number of resident animals is 352. We performed 55 Animal Birth Control surgeries in the last month, and all of the stray dog patients received Anti-Rabies vaccinations also. They all recovered well and were taken back
Recently we rescued two helpless little monkeys, who are now pals living lovingly together while they heal! The elder monkey is 3-4 months old and was rescued after being electrocuted. The other one was only a few days old when his mother leaped from one tree to the other and missed, falling to her death.
We currently have 23 Black Bucks and 4 Sambar deer, all rescued after injury or other trauma and brought to us by the Forest Department. Here, our veterinarian Dr. Pratap Reddy with helper Sudhakar, gently treats one of the Sambar deer. Please do support our work, thank you so much!