Gracey came to us 15 years ago, and she was aged even then. We rescued her from illegal slaughter. She has lived a fulfilling, happy, healthy and safe life, but now she is unable to get up, and she is slowly getting weaker. Poorna, a long-time employee, is caring for Gracey in her last days.
Buddy’s owner brought him in after a serious accident, so we admitted him as an inpatient. We had to amputate the lower portion of his crushed leg. He is slowly recovering from the shock and pain! Thanks to your loving donations, we have the medicines and caretakers to nurse him back to a healthy life.
Dear Friends, A Historic Development: The United Nations has Linked Animal Abuse with Child Trauma. We received this information from Les Ward from the Marchig Trust. Anyone who is interested can read the info below. Very important is the list we are showing you which shows the cruel activities to animals which is causing trauma
Karuna Society for Animals and Nature has rescued large animals from illegal transport to the slaughter house since 2000. At present we have 2 cattle shelters with more than 200 animals: cows, bulls, buffalo, horses and donkeys. One shelter has the healthy animals and another one is with old and disabled animals. They live with
This quote is from “The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse by Louise Erdrich. If you know about the buffalo hunts, you perhaps know that the one I describe, now many generations past, was one of the last. Directly after that hunt, in fact, before which Father LaCombe made a great act
Please enjoy these two videos showing how we grow grass and feed our rescued cattle in Karunapalli and in the Enumulapalli Clinic Compound! Enumulapalli Cattle Video: https://youtu.be/k_LlMC5S6Wo?si=nQNjslBATRMfuKQ2 Karunapalli Cattle Video: https://youtu.be/vIef1MFmlu4?si=TcHK2A03NhNTnXDl We couldn’t do it without your kind donations, which pay the hard-working staff! Special thanks to Help Animals India and The Marchig Animal Welfare
Please see our latest newsletter HERE! Dear Friends of Karuna, Karuna’s Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre is important for the future of all wild animals. In the past there were many species of wild animals in our local forests, but slowly most of the species have been disappearing. Karuna started rescuing wildlife in 2004 with permission from the forest department. Karuna Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre was first recognized by the
Karuna’s in and outpatient department provides free first aid and shelter for all small animals in distress from our area.. Here we see Venkatesh, our vet. assistant treating a dog that was badly injured in a dog fight. His jaws and teeth are damaged . Thank you Mr. Singh and Mission of Mercy for supporting
Dear Friends, Finally GOOD NEWS for the rescued wild animals in our old centre! Karuna Society has received the final letters from the Central Zoo Authority, with the permissions needed to continue the construction of our new Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre, which was discontinued in 2017. Our first priority is the construction of the
Welcome to Facebook and Twitter, Mission of Mercy Foundation! Through his foundation, Mr. Harcharan Singh has generously supported Karuna Society for several years now, sending monthly funds to support our hundreds of rescued animals. Going forward, we will share more photos and stories of how the Foundation is helping. THANK YOU Mission of Mercy!