Dog on Bike Coming to Our Out-Patient Department
Animals reach our first aid clinic by all different means. By rickshaw, by bycicle, by car and walking. We help them all!
Animals reach our first aid clinic by all different means. By rickshaw, by bycicle, by car and walking. We help them all!
Dear friends, this is Akki, a little stray who was picked up by a volunteer/board member who came to pick up a recovered stray dog from his village and he admitted this little one. The front legs are badly damaged but nothing is broken. The black patches on the bandage is wokadine, a disinfectant. He
In early May, we received a small monkey who was attacked by dogs. She was in shock and didn’t eat or drink. Now, a few weeks later she is recovering well. I have named her Rosie and she eats and drinks and can sit up. Still some more time is needed for a full recovery.
Two brothers brought their Indian street dog to our clinic. The poor dog had a severe eye injury. They said that the dog had gone into the neighbors house and he was badly beaten up. He was taken in as an inpatient by Karuna and the veterinary surgeon removed the damaged eye. He is
Dear Friends, Thanks to the support of a “Friend of Karuna” from Singapore the construction of the animal enclosures at Karuna’s new wildlife centre has started again after 5 years being delayed. The framework for the Peacock enclosure was completed but the mesh is of special quality and must be ordered from Bangalore. The first
Nikki, the white disabled cat, has been with us for at least ten years. She comes from a shelter in Kerala. When the shelter had to close down, the founder/president brought her to us. I visit her every time I come to the shelter. As she cannot run around, she takes her comfort and pleasures
Karuna Society has rescued a number of bears over the years – both from abusive captivity and what would have been otherwise fatal injuries and dangerous circumstances in the wild. Currently we have six sloth bear permanent residents in their own compound, built thanks to a generous donation from Phillip Wollen and “Free the Bears”,
Oscar the dog has been with us since 2017, when his owner abandoned him due to a small maggot wound. We treated him for weeks and he completely recovered and since then, is quite a ‘social butterfly’, encouraging other residents to jump and play with the joy of life! Nowadays he loves to help round
Happy New Year 2024, everyone!! On Christmas day, 25 December 2023, our entire Karuna Society family came together to celebrate several things at once, including our survival through the last three very challenging years, and honoring our retired employees P. Narasimha and his wife Gangamma, who were with us helping animals way back in 1998,