Can India Really Afford To Kill Cattle Anymore? By Maneka Gandhi India has become a large slaughter house for cows – Maneka Gandhi I have over two hundred letters on my table complaining about illegal cow slaughter. Many of these complainants are groups who have stopped trucks stuffed with cows and calves, many of them
Cattle, like most animals (including humans!) are social beings. They like to be close to one another and form lasting friendships. Here are several of our rescued cattle migrating towards their own social circles.
Two of our rescued dogs are now the best of buddies! One we found neglected and starving but he is now gaining weight and getting healthier by the day, thanks to the attention of our caring attendants. The other was brought in with a broken leg but it is now healing fast and he’ll soon
The area where we are located, in Anantapur District of Andhra Pradesh state in India, is one of the worst drought regions in all of India. During the summer months it is hard to find fresh grass for our cattle. We hope the rains will come soon! (The photo shows a few of our rescued
P. Narasimha, who has been with us almost from the beginning, and his team are in charge of the old and sick cattle at the large animal hospital which includes cattle, buffalo, donkeys, camel, horses and goats. He is assisted by his staff who nurse the sick ones, cut the grass, feed the animals and
Karuna Society has been featured in ‘Vegan India’, a popular online blog. Vegan India! visits Karuna Society A Visit to Karuna Society and an Interview with Clementien Pauws, President Posted:Wed, 25 Jun 2014 11:51:59 PDT A Visit to Karuna Society and an Interview with Clementien Pauws, President Article by Dr. Arun Rangaswamy and Uthra For
Our long-time Secretary, Narendra’s, favorite thing to do is help to rescue wildlife. The Forest Department often calls on his expertise. Sometimes he wrestles with dangerous poisonous snakes and sometimes plays with cute young animals. All in a day’s work!
DROUGHT UPDATE April 2014 Dear Friends, This is an update on the feeding program for our 300 cows and buffalo at the Ahimsa farm. We are now feeding maize stalks which we put through a chaff cutter. This means that 100% of the grass will be eaten. In the pictures below, you see the machine,
Our ‘Ahimsa’ product labels are printed and soon they will be sold in a number of stores. We are trying our best to ensure the future for our rescued animals by not depending so heavily on donations.
Carrots, The Healthy Kitchen and Store, a vegan restaurant in Bangalore, is stocking our organic mangoes!