A large part of Karuna Society is rescuing and caring for innocent cattle, that would otherwise be abused and sent for slaughter. Why are there so many unneeded cattle? It is because of the milk industry. Milk only comes when cows give birth. Please consider cutting down on your dairy intake to reduce demand for
This newly rescued pensive puppy, Goldie, looks a little unsure about her future, but she need not worry! She is in good health and hopefully we can soon find a good owner to care for her!
Resilient and strong women not only take care of the working, shopping and caring of their friends and families, but also of their injured pets by bringing them to Karuna Society for treatment. Here’s to the role models we can follow!
Vj Supera added 7 new photos. February 21 ยท Another day… So busy. My last day in Putaparti … I should have been packing instead of rounding … Now I have to pack it all tomorrow and the Monday I leave for Jaipur to meet crystal and shop for ………u guessed it. BOLLYWOOD ….. I
Thanks to a string of informants and in coordination with the Forest Department, Karuna’s Secretary Narendra Reddy could locate a Sloth Bear cub and bring her to Karuna. She is female, the size of a big cat, weighing 4 kg on arrival, probably 2.5 month old. At present she is in a safe place for
This little puppy was brought to Karuna’s clinic with two broken legs. He is active and doing fine now, and on the fast road to recovery thanks to free treatment with plenty of love and care!
Dear Friends, It has taken us 17 years to built up rescue, shelter and medical facilities for all animals in Puttaparthi and surrounding villages. Starting with dogs, puppies and donkeys, who were most visibly affected when we started, we have now an in- and out-patient facility for small animals, ABC (Animal Birth Control) facilities, a
Meet our Vice President, Romula D’Silva, who left her prestigious job in Dubai in order to volunteer her time to Karuna Society. She can be seen most days at the Karuna shop in Puttaparthi. Stop by to thank her if you’re in town!
Sheridan E. Boyle recently completed her undergraduate presentation featuring her research work while volunteering at Karuna Society. Check it out HERE!
Karuna’s limes are fresh, organic, delicious and beautiful also!