We are very happy to share with you that on Friday, 1 December 2023, we have officially started the second phase construction of the Karuna Wildlife Rescue Centre (animal enclosures) with a small Puja. For the marking and other technical details, one of our board members Mr. J. N. Jagadeesh, civil engineer, is helping us.
A male puppy, about 3-4 months old, was abandoned inside a basket. Our Secretary Narendra and Accountant Raji rescued him and admitted him as an inpatient, and he was treated for distemper. Now he is recovered and thriving! Thanks to YOUR ongoing donations, we are able to continue our important work!
See our latest Newsletter online HERE! Red Alert: The Forest and Wild Animals Under Threat! Who Cares? November 2023 Men and Dogs, Goats and Wildlife Karuna Society has been rescuing wild animals (small and large) in our forest since the year 2000. Over the years we have been observing the decline of the forest and many
Thank you to Mission Of Mercy, whose donations help with feed for our several horses, rescued from life-threatening situations. For many years, Karuna has rescued large and small animals, including several ill and abused local horses. They become friends with the rescued cattle and donkeys, and wander freely in our compound, safely and well fed.
Thanks to our loving donors, our hard working staff received several special gifts for Dasara this year! It is our staff who care for our rescued animals every day, all day. We couldn’t help the animals without them! One of our regular donors, Ms. Vani Valluri, sent Rs 30,000 especially for our employees, so we
Our Outpatient department works every day, tirelessly, treating helpless animals throughout our area. Sometimes our staff finds a dog with a broken leg on the highway. Sometimes a well-wisher brings in a cat with a bloody wound. Other times, animals with owners come in when their pet is sick and won’t eat. All are welcome,
Karuna’s Secretary Narendra was riding on his bike through a small village and noticed a group of people in the middle of the road, watching something. Narendra stopped, wondering if it could be a snake that needed rescuing. It turned out to be a small little kitten, thrown out to be killed by traffic! Narendra
On the night of 10 September 2023, someone came and dumped this little black paralysed puppy at our gate, and they went away. We only found him the next morning. Now, a month later, Advik is growing up and has adjusted to his new life, with comfort and care at Karuna Society. Thank you so
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.