Give second chance for 100 rescue animals in India

Dear friends,

May and June were busy months where we accomplished significant milestones. The much needed rain showers brought the mercury levels down, thankfully giving the respite the animals needed badly. Our work though, continued unabated against all odds. Your unwavering support has given us the backing to accomplish some of the life-saving work that we are sure you will enjoy reading about.

We scheduled several community initiatives where the volunteers along with our staff members rolled up their sleeves and participated wholeheartedly for anything that needed attention. Several heartwarming adoption stories and amazing transformation tales brought a lot of cheer, especially that of Pinky and Byte, and of Thomas and Das. 

Pinky, at just one and a half months old had suffered a jaw fracture from an accident. Her jaw was stabilized using a tape muzzle, and after a month of dedicated trreatment, she made a complete recovery. Soon after, a wonderful family that embraced the importance of adopting homeless pets instead of buying from a breeder gave Pinky a second chance in life. We are thrilled to have been able to find a permanent home for her.

Byte's story began with a desperate fight for survival. At the vulnerable age of hardly 2 months, she suffered a severe dog-bite leaving her with a grievous wound that made her survival through the night seem unlikely. But, the fighter that she is, she not only survived, but thrived under our care, transforming into a delightful bundle of cutenes and vigor. She soon found her forever home too when Anu and her grandmother walked in looking for a family pet.

Thomas and Das were both mercilessly abandoned on the harsh streets. It took a while before they could forget the trauma of their past and rekindle their trust in humans. Now, hale and hearty, both of them are enjoying the warmth of camraderie of humans as well as their canine friends.

The collaboration with another animal charity in May to vaccinate almost 4000 dogs against the deadly disease of rabies was truly a new feather on our cap. The success of this campaign has given valuable insights into renewing our efforts towards a rabies-free Coimbatore.

For as little as 20 USD, you can help support the sterilization and immunizatiion of a rescue pet and USD 50 covers the cost of treatment and care of a permanent resident of the sanctuary for an entire month. Please support us so that we can continue our work of transofrming lives—one paw at a time.

Thank you!