Saving Healthy Cattle
Karuna Society has saved hundreds of healthy cattle from inhumane and illegal slaughter, and now they are living peacefully and safely under our protection. Here are just a few of our majestic, happy four-legged friends!
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Kunal the Dog’s Leg Amputation
Kunal, a sweet and innocent stray puppy, came to us with a seriously infected leg that would have taken his life if we didn’t act fast. Thanks to your generous donations, we could afford to perform surgery on little Kunal to amputate the leg that could not be saved. Now he is a happy, active
Humane Education in Puttaparthi
Occasionally, Karuna Society conducts Humane Education sessions for local school children. One such session was held for 20 kids of the Happy Home Trust, Puttaparthi, based on the topic, “Animals – Our Best Friends”. An interactive discussion by Karuna’s Vice President Romula D’Silva with visual aids was followed by the video by PETA, “Compassionate Citizen.”
Rescued Cats Enjoy New Toys
Here are more pictures of our rescued cats having fun playing with their new toys!
Bear Ramaa Crew Socks!
In February we ran a successful campaign to earn money for Karuna Society, by selling socks with our rescued bear Raama on them. Thanks to everyone who participated! Socks Campaign Site
HAI Shares Wildlife Sanctuary Construction
Construction photos may not be interesting…but we’re very excited to show the progress of the BEAR & WILDLIFE SANCTUARY at Karuna Society for Animals and Nat…ure. This bear sanctuary will be the home of the baby Ramaa as well as other bears who are rescued from the pet & entertainment industry, meat trade, hunting, etc.
Audited Financial Statements 2015
As per new FCRA rules, we are publishing our annual Financial Statements and quarterly donor list. Please click on the below link. Karuna Financial Reports 2016
Rescued Cats Enjoying Their Improved Home
Thanks to kind donations, Karuna’s rescued cats are really enjoying their improved home!
Bear Ramaa Growing & Posing!
Our rescued bear Ramaa is not only growing up fast, but learning to be adorable, posing for visitors!
Karuna’s First Open Day Report
Over the whole day we received approximately 25 visitors. In the morning, the visitors got to see the different animals at the clinic (dogs, cats, cows, buffaloes, horses, donkeys and a camel). The operations for dog sterilization were in full swing and some people could have a quick peep into the operation theatre. The purpose