We received information from the Forest Department about a python stuck in a fishnet at a lake in Kamavaripalli. Our Secretary Cheruvu Narendra Reddy, assisted by our Wildlife Manager Crystal and others, safely rescued and removed the dangerous netting from the snake, and it was later released in a remote forest area. The local news reported
PLEASE HELP! We need immediate funds to buy medicines and care for 25 traumatically abused cats we were just given, basically DOUBLING our permanent cat population! Several of the cats are blind due to neglect. 😿😿 Loving Too Much Newsletter
Thanks to recent good rains, our water buffalo are celebrating swimming again, and eating lots of fresh grass on the hills! What a happy sight to behold! We take our rescued cattle out every day for grazing of fresh, yummy grass.
Nagamma had an accident and was paralyzed. She was then disowned by her people, left on the road in Penukonda, where Karuna’s dedicated employee Krystal found her. Krystal held her on the back of a scooter for many miles, to bring her to Karuna clinic. Nagamma is very feisty and we are hoping she will
Micky was injured somehow and due to his owner’s neglect, maggots came into the wound. His owners abandoned him at Karuna clinic a week ago. However thanks to many treatments, his wound is healing up fast! We will try to convince his owners to take him back, but they are refusing so far. Micky loves
Our long-time supporter Jennie brought a new cat-climbing pole and our rescued cats are over the moon about it! Thanks, Jennie! 🥰😻😽😽
Thanks to the ongoing support of our individual donors, this year we gave 23,189 treatments to 2,543 animals! Here is our 18-page Annual Report with all the details of April 2018 to March 2019. Please continue to support us so our work can go on STRONG! ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019
Heartbreaking! Someone came in the evening and dumped 7 very young puppies on Karuna’s doorstep, separated from their mother way too early.😭 We will tenderly feed and care for them and hopefully all can be adopted to loving owners. Please LIKE and SHARE our posts to hopefully inspire others to donate so we can continue to
Our rescued bear Giri is enjoying the ‘sugarcane enrichment’ that we distributed to all the bears!
It is feeding time at the Small Animal Clinic and we couldn’t do it without the ongoing help of all of you, our loyal donors, including ongoing grants from Help Animals India!