At Karunapalli where our wild herd is living, a new male calf was born about 10 days ago. Suddenly the mother was found dead one morning. Now the attendants have to be very motherly, providing milk and a warm place for our little guy to sleep. He sleeps on her own inside the fodder trough,
🐾 Raju — The Dog Who Never Gave Up 💛 Seven years ago, in Enumulappalli, we got a call about a dog hit by a car. When the Karuna Society for Animals and Nature team reached him, Raju’s spine was badly damaged, he could no longer walk. But from that day, he’s been with us
✨ Meet Lidia – The Little Fighter of Karuna Society for Animals and Nature ✨ We found Lidia when she was just a 2-month-old kitten, all alone on the street. She had survived a dog attack, and her back right leg bone was sticking out. She was in pain, scared, and helpless. We brought her
✨ Midnight Python Rescue ✨ On the 29th night, around 9:30 PM, we got an urgent call from the Forest Department 🚨 A huge python had entered a village and was trying to swallow lambs. By the time we arrived, it had already consumed one and was working on the second. Surrounded by villagers, grass,
💔 A Cry for Help, Answered with Compassion 💔 Earlier today, a family rushed to Karuna with their dog in desperate need of help. He had been tied with a heavy metal chain, and in a moment of panic when monkeys entered the compound, the chain twisted and became lodged painfully into his jaw. The
🌸 25 Years of Karuna — A Journey of Compassion 🌸 Twenty-five years ago, Karuna Society for Animals and Nature was born from a simple yet powerful dream to give voiceless beings the love, care, and respect they deserve. What began as a small spark has now become a warm, glowing light , one that
A Life Saved 🐍🌳 On the morning of the 14th, we heard loud screams coming from behind Karuna Hospital. Rushing to the spot, we were shocked to see a huge python that had gulped down a dog. Panic had taken over, and people were ready to kill the snake out of fear. But every life
Giri — The Little Survivor 🐾🌿 Seven years ago, the Forest Department reached out to us with heartbreaking news a mother bear had been electrocuted. Beside her was her tiny cub, still alive but weak, having also received a small electric shock. We brought the baby , now lovingly called Giri to Karuna. He couldn’t
It is literally a full time job to keep our 120 rescued cattle healthy and well-fed! Here, we are harvesting maize grass from our own land, cutting and packing it, then delivering to our hungry cattle. Our happy animals THANK YOU for your continued support which makes this possible! 🙏🙏
🐂The Last Working Bulls at Karuna are Free! Since 2002 Karuna has rescued hundreds of cattle from illegal transport to slaughter. This message is about the last pair of working bulls needed to plough the fields in our organic garden, pulling the bullock cart transporting all material and feed and fodder for the other animals