The white dog Misha used to be paralysed, but she recovered! She is inviting Bucky to play with a stick. At first Bucky is not in the mood but finally he accepts the challenge. Misha eventually is the winner and leaves with her prize stick!
Our Outpatient is very busy every day! Most of the patients aren’t pet dogs, but rather stray dogs which are cared for by the neighborhood villagers. They are often very poor people who cannot afford treatments, but know Karuna will help the suffering community dogs. We don’t turn any needy animal away!
We are so happy that the rescued two dozen cats from November, are now settled in happily to their new and comfortable home! They have both indoor and outdoor areas to safely explore.
Our Wildlife Keeper, Keshava (shown in green shirt, mixing feed), cracked a joke, and Rama the bear couldn’t contain her laughter! Bear Giri is beside Rama, and he is trying to figure out what is so funny…đđ Photo Credit Krystal Joan
Betty lives in Puttaparthi village and had an accident – her front leg was broken However, our Venkatesh, a 17-year veteran of Karuna Society, and his extraordinary caring and careful nursing skills, set her leg and she will be recovered, good as new, in no time! Please help to support the salaries of Venkatesh and
We received a little monkey who suffered an injury – he was electrocuted and fell from a tree to the ground. His troupe was moving on so his mother had to abandon him and leave with the group. Our Wildlife Manager Krystal calms and distracts the little guy with a banana, so his injury can
Dear Friends of Karuna, We have very good news! Karuna Society for Animals and Nature’s management and administration has received the “GOLD” standard in “Governance, Financial Management and Legal Compliances” after completing the one-year âOrganizational Capacity Enhancement Program 2019-2020â by FMSF (Financial Management Services Foundation) and CPA Services, thanks to the sponsorship of Oracle. This
Our permanent resident cats who canât be returned to their owner or their territory, have lifetime care. They live within the hospital compounds and move around freely and safely in their own indoor/outdoor enclosure. They receive special care, have a social life and are loved.
Our Outpatient clinic is finally open again! A villagers brought in his two-year old dog that was cruelly beaten by unknown miscreants. Luckily the patient dog only suffered a broken leg, which we set securely. He should be all healed up within a few weeks, and back to normal again!
It is the rainy season and straw is the perfect bedding for our rescued dogs – they can be comforted by the warmth and play in it too! Video credit Krystal Joan See the Video HERE!