Occasionally Karuna has the opportunity to conduct ‘Humane Education’ sessions at local schools. Recently, a session was held for 20 kids of the Happy Home Trust, Puttaparthi, based on the topic, “Animals – Our Best Friends” by Karuna’s Vice President, Mrs Romula D’Silva. An interactive discussion with visual aids was followed by the video by
Some people ask us why we do not euthanize paralyzed animals. We are a no-kill rescue center and will not take the life of any animals unless it is suffering. Besides that, sometimes miracles do happen! This paralyzed puppy Sammy was brought to us a couple of weeks ago, and had no use of his back legs. Thanks
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
Karuna just received in a new paralyzed dog, who has a very sweet and accepting temperament. What should we name her? Please give your suggestions!
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!
As per the government of India regulations, we are publishing the FCRA donation details for the 4th quarter of 2015-2016 fiscal year. Donations_Q4_2015-16
Here are some pictures of the buffaloes at the Ahimsa farm being watered. It is too hot here now so they need to be kept wet. Our chief caretaker Narasimha is doing the same at the shelter. They really love it and have a lot of fun!
Here are pictures recent visitors took. Come and visit Karuna if you are in Puttaparthi, our rescued animals love attention and you can see for yourselves how much great work is being done with your valuable support and donations! We could not survive without your help. We frequently have to cut back on animal rescues because
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