We are so grateful to Help Animals India (HAI) for their ongoing contributions which help fund many of our activities, such as our weekly ABC surgeries shown below. HAI is not a Foundation – they have no corpus of funds to distribute – their funding is entirely through generous daily donations! In late December we received their
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Dinner is served! We get vegetable and fruit extras from the nearby Prasanthi Nilayam ashram canteen and it sure helps to give our animals some yummy boost-of-nutrition treats!
Snoopy was walking on the road one day and suddenly a scooter ran over his leg, peeling the skin off and fracturing his leg. A kind bystander brought him into Karuna. Snoopy was terrified and very aggressive and apprehensive when he first came in. For months we gave him loving care, medicines and dressed his
Karuna’s “Plastic Cow” film wins FIRST PRIZE at the International Film Festival in Pune! The winning 34-minute film is on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/Nf2V0GT8OJg Here is the article about the Prize: https://punemirror.indiatimes.com/…/articleshow/67293578.cms
Thank you to all our supporters who made it possible for another year of animal rescues, treatments and care. Happy New Year to one & all! May this year bring you Peace, Prosperity, Love & Joy!
Manmohan the Doberman had a terrible accident a month ago and a local resident kindly brought him into Karuna for treatment. He’s been with us a month already, having daily dressing of his front paws, glucose drip if he doesn’t eat enough, and care & cuddles. Sadly, his back legs are paralysed at present but
Dear Friends of Karuna, This update is about priorities. Over the last few years our outpatient department has been flooded with pets and breed dogs and their owners, sometimes from far away. Yes, our good name has spread. Veterinary doctors send their client dogs to Karuna for surgery or inpatient care. Isn’t that wonderful? On one
The local Forest Department brought these rabbits to Karuna Society many months ago. They are not wild animals – they were bred to be used for meat and as pets. When they were rescued, they had a bad case of mange, a skin disease. Now they are healthy and love their new enclosure! There is
Cinderella is another success story! She is a permanent resident living inside nearby Prasanthi Nilayam ashram. Karuna makes sure these residents have regular meals and care. One day we saw Cinderella had an ear injury and maggots were crawling around in her ear! We quickly brought her in and after several days as an inpatient,