Dear Friends, If you have read our latest newsletter you might also wonder if there is still hope? At Karuna we are taking the road of HOPE with small positive improvements for animals and people. Our latest small project is the breakfast for the staff. At our Karuna clinic/shelter, the staff, all from the village,
Dear Friends, (Please see the Newsletter online HERE) I will just say how I see the change in the political landscape in the USA. It will be a disaster for all animal and nature related rescue efforts in the world. The longing for love, compassion, belonging and unity of all life forms will be suppressed
This little guy came in recently with a terrible wound on his back, crawling with maggots. It could have killed him, but thanks to the help of our supportive donors, we had the staff, medication and time to treat him. Now he is on the road to recovery! THANK YOU! A little bit goes a
This little guy came to us recently. He is paralysed but sometimes puppies walk again, so we are giving him extra care and hoping for the best! 🐶🙏
Thanks to the generosity of donors, we purchased a tractor, our first after nearly 25 years of rescuing and caring for helpless animals! We have over 150 rescued large animals who need huge loads of grass and feed every day. We were paying a lot in transportation, but now we will save money to rescue
Who makes it possible to rescue, treat and give ongoing care to our innocent and helpless furry friends? It is YOU, our donors, and our Staff! Without all of us coming together to help, we couldn’t continue. A huge and heartfelt THANK YOU to all of you who make it possible!! 🤗💃🥳🥰🐶🐱🐒🐃🐄🐂🐎
Did you know? Karuna Society has rescued horses for many years, from serious and sometimes abusive situations. Currently we have three horses that live in harmony with our other large animals – elderly cattle and donkeys. Your donations help us to give these sweet babies a peaceful and safe life! THANK YOU! 🐎🐴🥰🙏
Dear Friends, Twenty years ago there were approximately 20 working donkeys in the Puttaparthi area. The local donkeys here are quite small and were not used in front of a cart, but they were loaded with goods for transport. (Rickshaws for transport were too expensive) Outside of working hours the donkeys were left on the
Here at Karuna Society, we do much more than caring for happy animals, we also have to deal with unbearable injuries almost every day. This dog came to us in the last stages of his facial injury. We had to euthanise him the same night after getting initial treatment, as there was no hope of
Recently we have become more aware of the existence of the cats in our area. They are not as visible as the dogs – they hide and seek shelter from the dogs. They will live mostly on rats and other small creatures. They live and suffer in silence, as the reproduction is ongoing and male