We want to take this opportunity to especially thank the kind loving donors of HELP ANIMALS INDIA! Last year they supported us generously which made it possible to help care for our hundreds of rescued cattle and other large animals like donkeys and horses, as well as provide critical food and medical services to
We received a sick male peacock from the Forest Department in Bukkapatnam – it was sick and needed treatment. We carefully housed and treated the peacock for several days and he recovered from his illness. We could give the healthy peacock back to the Forest department so they could release it in the same place
Tejas the puppy was in an accident and he was found on the roadside by a few college friends. The boys brought the puppy to Karuna several days in a row for treatment but as he was totally paralysed, we admitted him as a permanent resident so he can receive the daily care and protection
Dear Friends of Karuna, It has been a long time since you heard from us about the progress of our new wildlife rescue centre development. Our plan is to write a number of newsletters to you, highlighting our efforts to rescue and save wildlife from our area. We will also share with you the lives
On December 3rd, a kind volunteer found a poor puppy on the roadside – she had been savagely attacked by other dogs. After several weeks under loving care with us, her horrible injuries and broken leg were completely healed! The same volunteer came and brought her back to her area. Though she is a stray
This paralysed dog came to us from nearby Gorantla, and we accepted him as a permanent resident. He is dealing with the trauma of an accident and paralysis of his two back legs. We are giving him daily massage and treatments – in some cases, dogs can recover and walk again! Your ongoing donations pay
January 1, 2023 Dear Friends of Karuna, Most of us have received and sent our Best Wishes for 2023 to friends and family. This newsletter is also sending best wishes for all our animal friends and supporters – but we would also like to extend our deeply felt wishes for the animals as well! Especially
On December 17th, Karuna hosted a visit from staff and students at the NGO named TREP (Total Residential Educational Programme)., located in Bangalore. They provide value-based, balanced education for poor, needy, single-parent, orphan and talented kids. In fact, TREP has been conducting field trips to Karuna for over 10 years! The kids learn about the
Sparky, a stray dog about six years old, had an accident in Anantapur and a good samaritan brought him into our clinic for treatment. He was already blind in one eye with a paralised front leg, but his back leg was now also hurt. We pinned the leg and kept him as an inpatient. After
Anil was in an auto accident recently and his back legs are now completely paralysed. His owner is unable to care for him and so we have accepted Anil as a new permanent resident. We appreciate any help you can give to buy his food and provide treatments! Sometimes paralysed legs recover with enough care,