Slinky the Lizard was brought in by a concerned citizen because his front leg was cut off. He is here with us for two weeks already, and his wound is recovering well. After he is back to normal, we will see if he can be released into the wild again.
Several days ago, a little monkey was electrocuted on wires and he fell down. A fruit seller lady observed it and when no one helped him, she lovingly picked up the monkey and brought him to Karuna. We named him IVAN and with our daily treatments of his burn wounds, he is slowly healing and
Karuna is Compassion! We couldn’t continue our critical work without our dedicated employees, who care for our helpless and paralysed rescued animals with gentle care. THANK YOU TO OUR CARETAKERS!
Thanks to generous ongoing donations of our donors, we have land to grow crops (and to pay the staff who care for, cut and deliver the grass!) to feed our many large animals. THANK YOU ALWAYS!!
Karuna Society for Animals and Nature is proud to support the Hindupur Municipality in a compassionate and impactful initiative. Together, we are conducting birth control surgeries and rabies vaccinations for street dogs across Hindupur. This collaboration aims to promote animal welfare, public health, and peaceful coexistence between communities and animals. Grateful to the municipality for
Our new Wildlife Centre construction is continuing every day and along with that, thanks to kind donations, we are planting many helpful trees where our rescued wildlife can find shade, play, and snacks! Our Secretary Narendra Reddy is taking care of all the plans so benefits will multiple for decades to come!
Jai came to us about two months ago. He was completely malnourished, unable to move, and appeared completely paralysed. Now after two months of not being able to sit, walk or move by himself, with great care and love he started to walk again! 🎉🎊 It seems almost like a miracle, and we are happy
We are proud and happy that we can provide fresh and nutritious breakfast to most of our 30+ staff members every day! This brings them closer together and gives them energy to care for our furry friends with joy!
Our Ahimsa Farm continues to grow fresh leafy greens, vegetables and fruits to help feed our over 230 rescued permanent animals – big and small, old and young!
Every day, lines of people stand outside our clinic patiently, concerned and worried about their loving pets or their community dogs who are suffering. With no other pet clinic for tens of kilometres, people of the surrounding villages and towns depend upon us to comfort and treat these innocent babies, and bring them back to