This is a good place to make a proper roof for the cattle! It can be 30×5 meters, and it has already a wall and feeding troughs. Between 80 – 100 animals can be in the shade or out of the rain. This was an earlier plan but there was no money to finish it.
Here is an elderly monkey brought in after suffering electrocution on live wires. This is the same monkey, now recovering and eating his favorite food! As he is old, he will remain with our other rescued monkeys for the remainder of his life.
The calf from our three legged cow enjoys running through the compound and trying to get the dogs to play with him!
Cow Urine for health and happiness? Don’t laugh! Ancient medicine and modern science agree that it contains antioxidants which fight infectious diseases, and it even kills cancer cells. Thanks to our rescued cattle, we can distill this ancient health tonic and sell in our shop, the profits of which benefit our animal patients. Approximately 25
Our disabled donkey gave birth to a really sweet little female!
Some weeks ago, a group of French tourists and also six students from a school in Puttaparthi, visited Karuna’s Ahimsa Organic Farm. The President of Karuna, Mrs Clementien Pauws, gave a them tour of the farm and showed them how we produce spirulina and other Karuna packed products. The cow urine distillation process was also
Fodder on its way to feed our 300+ rescued cattle! Thanks to plenty of water in our newly dug bore well, some of our rescued cattle get a bath to cool off!
Share This: Dear Friends of Karuna Running an animal shelter on a daily basis is a challenge. Accident cases, sick puppies, cruel practices – there is no end to it. We persevere due to the happiness we experience when the animals survive and recover and go back on the road or to their owner. The
In these dry summer months, the ground water table is going lower and lower. Due to this, there is a shortage of drinking water all around. Fortunately, Karuna Society’s borewell for groundwater, located in our cattle section, has abundant water. Now we provide the people in our area with one bucket of drinking water per
An update on Bella the baby monkey, who lost an arm and was treated at Karuna in early January: she is doing really well! She is now fully engaged in life with our other rescued monkeys. Here she is showing us her cheeks full of fruits that she has just stored and is in the