We received a little monkey who suffered an injury – he was electrocuted and fell from a tree to the ground. His troupe was moving on so his mother had to abandon him and leave with the group. Our Wildlife Manager Krystal calms and distracts the little guy with a banana, so his injury can
Dear Friends of Karuna, We have very good news! Karuna Society for Animals and Nature’s management and administration has received the “GOLD” standard in “Governance, Financial Management and Legal Compliances” after completing the one-year “Organizational Capacity Enhancement Program 2019-2020” by FMSF (Financial Management Services Foundation) and CPA Services, thanks to the sponsorship of Oracle. This
Our permanent resident cats who can’t be returned to their owner or their territory, have lifetime care. They live within the hospital compounds and move around freely and safely in their own indoor/outdoor enclosure. They receive special care, have a social life and are loved.
Our Outpatient clinic is finally open again! A villagers brought in his two-year old dog that was cruelly beaten by unknown miscreants. Luckily the patient dog only suffered a broken leg, which we set securely. He should be all healed up within a few weeks, and back to normal again!
It is the rainy season and straw is the perfect bedding for our rescued dogs – they can be comforted by the warmth and play in it too! Video credit Krystal Joan See the Video HERE!
On All-Creatures.org, Maneka Sanjay Gandhi honoured Eileen Weintraub, who has been a staunch supporter of Karuna Society and financially assisted us in hard times, again and again, over the last many years. Congratulations Eileen! See the Article HERE. What is common in animal welfare people is our curiosity and spirit of adventure. Eileen evolved into
Please see our latest Newsletter HERE! Dear Friends and Supporters of Karuna, We hope this letter finds you healthy and well. Maybe you are at home, keeping yourself and others safe from the corona virus or maybe you have to be on duty at work. In both cases, normal life has changed dramatically and we
Our staff continues to be hard working at this difficult time of change, caring for emergency cases and our permanent residents as usual. On the left, with pink shirt, is senior veterinary assistant, Venkatesh, who has been with us for over 15 years! We recently honored him with an award of appreciation at a function
Misha is another Karuna success story! She was brought in by her owner – she had been bitten by another dog and her two back legs were paralysed. After a couple of months of tender care at Karuna, she is walking again! The owner is refusing to take her back so it looks like she
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, for the protection of our staff and following local, state and national directives, Karuna Society’s Outpatient Clinic was closed several days ago until further notice. We continue to attend to emergencies and urgent cases in cooperation with the local Government Veterinary Clinic. Of course, our over 300 rescued permanent animal