Their pain is real. Our ambulance is ready.

Animals can't ask for help — so people call us on their behalf. We pick up injured and abandoned street animals, get them first aid and surgery, board them till recovery, and either release them back home or find them a family.

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What the rescue service covers

First aid & ambulance

Pickup of injured or abandoned animals and immediate first aid with partner clinics.

Emergency surgeries

Life-saving procedures and medication — mange, maggot wounds, fractures, bloat.

Boarding till recovery

Temporary housing with partner boarders until a shelter space opens or recovery completes.

Release back home

Recovered strays go back to the exact location they were rescued from — their territory.

Adoption

Adoption services through independent volunteers in animal welfare — like Scooby, below.

Daily feeding

400+ street dogs fed every day through the COVID-19 lockdowns — and counting.

Case files

Real rescues from the trust's public log.

Every case is reported by a citizen, picked up by the trust, and documented through recovery.

Adopted · Dec 2017

Scooby — rescue to adoption

Found abandoned with mange; treated, boarded and recovered — then went home with Arunava and Aparupa as 'Scooby'.

Treated & boarded · Nov 2017

Abandoned pug, reported by a citizen

Found lying in bushes with mange. Brought in for immediate first aid, put on medication and boarded till recovery.

Sheltered · Dec 2017

Abandoned dog moved to shelter

Living on the roads after abandonment; picked up from Kavalbailasandra and moved to a partner shelter — transport funded by the reporter's donation.

Recovering rescues like Scrappy, Muffin and Snow are boarded with partner clinics — treatment, boarding and food for a case runs about ₹10,000. Cover a case →

See a hurt or abandoned animal?

Note the exact location, stay nearby if you can, and reach us — the ambulance service covers Bengaluru. Your report is what starts every rescue on this page.

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