Meet Mr. Bean, Our Rescued Pig
Mr. Bean, our rescued pig is growing up and having a great time!
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Pippo the Monkey with Burns
Our little monkey Pippo is doing well. Some burns on arm and leg needs a bandage but within a few days you will see the improvements and full recovery.
Wildlife Released
Karuna’s wildlife rescue centre is in the process of shifting the monkeys and deer to our new location close to the forest. We used the opportunity to release some healthy monkeys and deer back into their natural habitat. Ten monkeys were released a few days ago in the forest at Kadiri. We keep disabled monkeys
Devotees and the Care of Dogs in Puttaparthi
by Clementien Pauws, President of Karuna Society for Animals and Nature, Puttaparthi SAI RAM, Devotees around the globe. Over the last few months there has been confusion, pain and sadness about the alleged killing/poisoning of a group of nine dogs inside the Ashram. I am writing to you to inform you about the larger picture
Fruit Bat Rescued and Released
A fruit bat that was in our care, surprised us with the expressions and reactions he shows! Sparkling us much like a dog – made us enjoy every moment with him for the two months that he stayed with us, before he was released to go free again.
Jerry’s Extra Treatments
Our long time paralyzed old inmate, Jerry, suffering from a sudden skin problem. He needs washing, ointment and a lot of extra vitamins to get better.
Rescued Horses: Mother and Daughter
This is a mother with her daughter. We thought this pony would not be able to conceive, but we turned out to be wrong! The foal still drinks for comfort from the mother.
Bobo, Cured from Being Paralysed!
This is Bobo, a large Indian dog that was paralysed after an accident. He recovered but his hind legs move a bit out of control. He is always in a good mood!
The Karuna Story
Welcome to Karuna Society for Animals and Nature, Puttaparthi, India My name is Clementien Koenegras, President of the Society and I like to tell you how Karuna Society came to life… When I arrived in Puttaparthi with my husband and son in 1995, it didn’t take much time for me to see the suffering of