We currently have 7 donkeys and 7 horses, all rescued from a life of hard labor, abuse, hunger and injuries. Now their open wounds are healed and they live a happy life, pain-free, rolling around playfully and interacting with each other!
Within a few months of March 2020 when covid lockdowns hit the world, we had to close down our Ahimsa Organic product line. However, we continue to grow limited organic crops which benefit our rescued animals – our animals love the fresh, healthy produce grown just a few feet away!
Our staff have been working hard this month, giving over 260 more treatments than last month. Parvo-virus cases shot up, which required immediate action and care. In total, we treated 229 animals and administered 903 treatments! Please LIKE and SHARE, as we depend upon monthly donations to help all of these animals! THANK YOU!
Thanks to the donors of Help Animals India, we could give our cats a treat of balls to play with, and a water fountain to drink fresh water! THANK YOU, everyone! 🙏🥳
Dear Friends and Donors of Karuna, The shock of the heavy rains and flooding in Puttaparthi is wearing off. After the water receded and the cleaning up completed, it was time to survey the damage done to houses, roads and bridges. For Karuna the main problem was the loss of the connecting bridge to
Karuna has rescued dozens of donkeys over the years, and currently we house seven (7) permanent donkeys. They came to us with huge open bleeding wounds on their back and body, forced to carry heavy burdens beyond their means, beaten mercilessly by their heartless owners. It takes months of care before they heal, and now
Karuna’s Cattle Rescue Project started in 2002 with the rescue of illegally transported cattle on the way to the slaughterhouse. We still have cows from then – 19 years ago! They were given so many extra years of peaceful life thanks to YOU, our loyal donors. Thank you for supporting our hundreds of rescued cattle!
Several months ago an old female stray dog, who we named ‘Riya,’ was brought to our shelter. She was dehydrated, malnourished and screaming in pain. She was unable to walk and we had to touch her to pick her up for cleaning and treatment – when we did that, she screamed in agony and fear!
This street dog was brought to us by a compassionate citizen. He had gruesome open wounds with maggots crawling inside, on his head and eye. We lovingly cared for him for two months, and he made a miraculous recovery! In the photo is the caring well-wisher who will bring him back to his street area.
Due to the heavy rains and flooding in Puttaparthi during the last two weeks of November, the number of ABC surgeries was affected. However, we were able to help animals impacted by the weather and administer more treatments for distemper and parvo-virus. We hope to resume more animal birth control surgeries this month, now that