We often get calls of distress regarding local wildlife, like this injured peacock. We work closely with the Forest Department to rehabiliate wild animals so we can release them back into the wild. Since our facilities are so limited, we are excited that our new Wildlife Center is progressing fast, thanks to the help of
Often we are so busy with rescuing, treating and caring for needy animals, that administration work falls behind. Here is our finalized Annual Report from Fiscal Year 2014-2015. Annual Report 14 15
We are proud to present another update on the construction of our Wildlife Center! Please click the link for details and pictures. Karuna Report New Wildlife Center April 2016
We received a message through our website about an elderly monkey located at nearby Dharmavaram. He has burns on his hands and feet but is getting better thanks to our gentle and careful treatments. Your donations provide us with funds to buy medicines for this monkey, so thank you so much!
Karuna assists in the rescue of various wildlife animals, and many are able to return to their own habitats after treatments. Here are two deer we rescued and then later released.
Recently a change has occurred, and the little rescued bear cub Raama has ceased to be dependent on our hands-on care. She is now more independent and freely interacts with our other rescued bears, happier in the company of her own kind. We are happy because this was the goal all along, but a little
In February we ran a successful campaign to earn money for Karuna Society, by selling socks with our rescued bear Raama on them. Thanks to everyone who participated! Socks Campaign Site
Construction photos may not be interesting…but we’re very excited to show the progress of the BEAR & WILDLIFE SANCTUARY at Karuna Society for Animals and Nat…ure. This bear sanctuary will be the home of the baby Ramaa as well as other bears who are rescued from the pet & entertainment industry, meat trade, hunting, etc.
Our rescued bear Ramaa is not only growing up fast, but learning to be adorable, posing for visitors!
Raising our rescued bear cub Ramaa has been a very time intensive, yet gratifying experience! She is now big enough to play with our other rescued bears, Balu the former dancing bear, and Giri. There is also a picture of Ramaa with Kesava, who has been her attendant from the start.