At Karunapall where our wild herd of cattle lives, we have an old mango garden as well. For the last 15 years the trees have not been sprayed with pesticides but were fed with clean organic compost from our own cows. Generally, when mangoes are harvested for profit they are still green and the tree
Ankita was born disabled and was found on the street by a well-wisher, a student of Sathya Sai Baba’s school and classmate of our Secretary Narendra’s daughter. Thanks to their efforts, Ankita was admitted as an inpatient. One of her two paralysed legs has improved and now she is running around happily! Another Karuna success
Highlights for May includes treating 140 animals and giving them 552 treatments! In addition, we performed 29 Animal Birth Control surgeries, of course including an Anti-rabies vaccination.
WAKING UP FROM DOMESTICATION “Remembering Who They Are” There is a story by Louise Erdrich in which she writes about one of the last buffalo hunts in the US that left 1,200 animals dead. After that hunt: “The buffalo were taking leave of the earth and all they loved,” said the old chiefs and hunters
Clementien writes: “Last year I was in touch with Karin Davis, President of United Poultry Concerns, USA. I shared my thoughts about chickens and also my personal uptake on why traumatised animals are perceived as lesser beings, to be used as humans see fit. The insights in this article concern not only humans and welfare
Dear Donors and Friends of Karuna, As the President of Karuna I am sending you our Annual Treatment Report. Every day, 24/7 we are noting down all treatments, animals coming for help, rescues, and the number of animals that are living with us forever: dogs, cats, donkeys, horses, cows, bears, peacocks, monkeys and deer. We
In March we sterlised 57 local dogs and also treated 151 other animals for ailments such as distemper, parvo-virus and accidents. We can continue thanks to your generous ongoing help, THANK YOU for your support!!
Karuna Society held its annual Staff Appreciation Meet on March 21, 2022, presided over by Secretary Narendra Reddy. Absolutely nothing would be possible without our dedicated and hard working staff! They dress wounds, give medications, feed, clean and make sure all our rescued helpless animals have the care needed to live happy and healthy lives!
About five years ago, Narendra (Karuna’s Secretary) received a call to rescue a leopard in the Papaconda locality. Our team left immediately for the rescue operation. On their way, near the Byrapuram area, they found a four year old dog lying on the road after being hit by a car. When our team went