Karuna Society for Animals and Nature shared A Well-Fed World‘s photo. Thank you so much to A Well Fed World, who has helped with generous donations to sustain and support our animal rescue and organic farming efforts! One of the unique and abiding joys of our work at A Well-Fed World is discovering organizations doing
Karuna works hard to care for ill puppies that we either find on the local roads or that are brought in by owners. We are dedicated to providing the expensive medicines and round-the-clock care fighting for their lives and diseases such as parvo. We also sterilize any dogs we care for, so we don’t have
Every month, Karuna helps the local Forest Department in caring for one or more newly rescued deer. They are always released again beck into the wild, if they are healthy and able to care for themselves.
One of our working bulls had a bad fall in the night. We think he slipped, or maybe had a fight with another bull. It is an open fracture and the surgeon removed some pieces and put the bones together as best he could. Recovery is a long
These wonderfully fresh & healthy basil plants are thriving in our organic garden, thanks to loving care and byproducts from our rescued animals.
WILDLIFE RESCUE NEWS September 2014 Rescue of a Sloth Bear Cub On the 10th September, Karuna received a call about an injured baby Sloth Bear at a field in a nearby village. It was brought to us by the Forest Department for treatment and care at our Rescue Centre. The Bear cub is only
We thank everyone who cares for the animals and supports us by taking an active part in helping them. Thank you Ainhoa! “Yoga and Surya, two female dogs will be operate by your doctor. I wish them all the best. I will pray for them. Thank you Karuna for your amazing work. I don’t have
Thanks to Help Animals India for their awesome ongoing support, which has helped to rescue and maintain so many of our innocent animals! Donkeys, wildlife, cows and promoting a vegan world – September 19, 2014 – Help Animals India helpanimalsindia.org
Here’s another story from a volunteer, May Gilchrist, about the treatment of a little grey cat. Karuna’s devoted employee Roshni was contacted by one of the villagers who was concerned about her little cat. When she went to see it, she realised that it had a hernia and arranged to bring it to Karuna for
Bambi’s Rescue & Recovery: This little rescued dog, named Bambi, had a terrible skin infection as you can see from the picture. She was treated daily with a mixture of distilled Cow urine, colloidal silver and neem oil. What a difference in her now! Her new hair is beginning to grow back and of course