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Injured Puppy Gets a Second Chance

Around 20 days ago, this little puppy was abandoned near Karuna Clinic and simply left there. When we found him, he had multiple dog-bite wounds, was unable to move, extremely weak and barely breathing. His condition was critical, and we weren’t sure he would survive. Euthanasia was even being considered. However, the following morning, after

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Dog Fight Injuries Treated

Rescued in Time: A Fight for Survival Around 10 days ago, we received information about a 12-year-old stray dog from Enumulapalli, near Ganesh Circle, who had suffered severe injuries in a dog fight. His wounds were heavily infested with maggots, particularly around his face. Without timely treatment, the damage could have been devastating. Our Karuna

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Baby Civet Rescued

A SAFE JOURNEY FOR A YOUNG CIVET 🐾🌿 On 11 September, Karuna received an abandoned baby civet from the Forest Department. The young civet was healthy and appeared to be doing well. After assessing the situation, our DFO and Secretary, C. Narendra Reddy, decided that the best course of action was to transfer the civet

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A Plastic Cow in Retirement

A Proud Survivor 🐄❤️ Long ago, we rescued a group of stray cows from Anantapur. When they first arrived, we gave them fresh green grass. But heartbreakingly, some of them were unable to digest their food and started deteriorating. After a post-mortem, we discovered that it was due to large amounts of plastic that were

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Injured Blackbuck Deer

A Blackbuck’s Fight for Survival 🖤 A female blackbuck was found injured after being hit by a vehicle on the highway. The Forest Department rescued her and handed her over to us for treatment. She was brought to us in the morning. On examination, we found that both her front legs had severe fractures. The

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Karuna Society for Animals and Nature – Information and Theory of Change

Karuna Society Information Theory of Change: Community-Based Dog Welfare Karuna Society believes that Animal Birth Control (ABC) and Anti-Rabies (AR) interventions are most effective when delivered as part of a continuous, community-based dog welfare programme. Sterilisation and vaccination alone cannot create lasting change if sick, injured, unsterilised and newly entering dogs receive no care, and

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