A Better Life For India's Stray Animals

by Stray Animal Foundation of India
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A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
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A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals
A Better Life For India's Stray Animals

Project Report | Jul 23, 2022
SAFI Q2 July 2022 Report

By Ujwala Chintala | Founder & President

Veterinary Technicians vaccinating shelter dogs
Veterinary Technicians vaccinating shelter dogs

Namaste, Dear supporters, readers, and animal lovers.  

As we write, we treat 49 injured dogs and cats receiving life-saving vet treatment in our shelter and foster homes. Another 22 paralyzed, disabled and senior dogs, puppies, and cats live in the sanctuary. About 15 recovered dogs waiting for adoption or release. 

We became GlobalGiving, permanent partners, 15 months ago, which passed by with flying colors! We are very thankful to all our fantastic supporters. In 15 months, we saved 500+ lives, sterilized 550+ dogs and cats, and completed shelter, sanctuary, and Clinic construction projects. 

The steep dip in world economies and the sharp shoot-up of inflation resulted in raised expenditure and lesser donations. These lesser donations are detrimental to us. The donations have decreased in the recent past, but demand and need for service never go down.

Our rescue model has so many challenges. Exploding street dog population, a high number of accidents, abuse, cruelty, and high discrimination. We still managed successful adoptions. So proud of our team, supporters, and ourselves. 

Supporters are pillars of our success. The impact you make is very, very real – and it's HUGE. These deserving dogs get their chances at extraordinary lives ONLY because of awesome people like you! 

We are thrilled to inform you that our shelter expansion in 2022 is nearly complete. In the newly acquired 1/4th acre land adjacent to the current 1/4th acre shelter we have built. 

  • Clinic
  • Sterilization kennels
  • Recovery room
  • Blood bank
  • Puppy patio, Puppy room
  • Large paralyzed room, paralyzed patio
  • Parvo and Distemper isolation room
  • The new rescue isolation area
  • Cattery
  • Men and Women Worker living quarters 
  • Parking area for the ambulance.

While we are thrilled, we struggle to keep the clinic functional with medicines, supplies, and equipment. 

Our pride does not fulfill here, and our service does not end here. We are yet to achieve much more than the accomplishments we did this year in the future. 

Yet to achieve goals for the year 2022

  • Increase our rescue numbers to 50 dogs and cats per month,
  • Increment sterilization to 100 dogs every month
  • Start sterilizations in-house.
  • Increase education and cruelty
  • And finally, the most essential is to reinforce the adoption system.

We’re making big, bold asks of our long-time supporters – and that’s you! Can we count on you to support our work with a one-time gift of $100 or $1,000?

We still need funds for clinic medicines, equipment, supplies, and generator. 

All new donations will help complete the Clinic. Please donate and help us reach the goal.

Please remember that donations are life savers. 

Monthly donations are even fabulous. GlobalGiving matches one month after four months of donations for new monthly donors.

Become a Monthly Donor for 100% MATCHING!!
If you choose to become a monthly donor through the GlobalGiving Platform- your IMPACT WILL BE DOUBLED!!

To donate, please click here 

Ujwala Chintala, Founder & President

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At Stray Animal Foundation of India, we strive daily to serve the uncared, unloved, neglected street animals. We rescue, transport the injured, rehabilitate, sterilize and put up the animals for adoption.

We would like to see these numbers multifold with all your cooperation and contribution in the coming future. 

For an Animal Shelter to sustain the growing number of neglected and injured street animals, multiple material and human resources must be maintained. That's where your contributions are put towards. One can only understand the financial support our foundation would require to travel the long waylaying ahead of us. Actions speak a thousand words. Let's come together and put our hearts to a beautiful cause.

Latest News 

Kala, the street dog from India who is traveled to the USA, is adopted. Kala is born with deformities and has no chance of adoption in India. Kala is now in Huntington Beach, California. He goes for a beach walk three times a week. A children's book on his journey is in writing. 

New Recruits in SAFI

We are so proud of our team and their achievements in giving street animals a great life

Sai Sree - Shelter Manager

Vikas Kotwal - Sterilizations Coordinator

Dr Aravind Kanukula - Veterinarian

Goutham Adulapuram - Cruelty Officer

Abhinay - Veterinary Technician

Santhoshi Srirangam - Adoptions Coordinator

Meghana Beesabathuni - Adoptions coordinator

Sudha - cook, shelter supervisor

Five shelter workers. 

 

Below are a few of the rescues recovering in our shelter now. Not a complete list. We request you all to keep in mind our speechless animals while spending and saving. Your small donations go a long way for these animals. We can get over these unprecedented inflation times with each other’s support. We can do it!! Let’s do it. 

 

1.Buddy - Tibia Fracture 

2. Kaalu - Femur Fracture 

3. Jhansi raani - Rt. Humerus & Both Radius & Ulna Fractures 

4. Ten - Tibia & Fibula Fracture

5. Samba - Femur Fracture, Tibia & Fibula Fracture 

6. Thomas - Spinal Compression 

7. Newton - Spinal Compression, Shock

8. Bheema - Cervical & Thoracic Compression 

9. Wade - Luxation of L5 & L6 vertebrae 

10. Rey - Spinal Compression 

11. Tiger - Spinal Compression 

12. Manu - Lumbar spine compression

14. Ruby - Spinal compression of T10-T11-T12

15.Bhairav - Extirpation of Eye Ball

16.Teddy - Fungal Dermatitis 

17.Anika - Hypothyroidism and Malassezia dermatitis

18.Mec - Fungal Dermatitis 

19.Surya - Lt. Tibia & Fibula Fracture 

20.Simba - Traumatic Wound

21.Shadow - Corneal Opacity

22.Meera - Femur Fracture 

23.Chotu - Mandibular Fracture, Lt. Radius & Ulna Fracture , Pig Bite Wound

24.Kaaju - Femur Fracture 

25.Finch - Mandibular Fracture 

26.Raxon - Mandibular Fracture 

27.Root - Lt. Radius & Ulna Fracture 

28.Mithali - Lt. Tibia & Fibula Fracture 

29.Stokes - Tarsalar Fracture of Lt.Hind limb

30. Mouli - maggot wound/burns

31.Smith - cat with fracture

32. Dhruv - cat with fracture

33.Mony - cat W head injury

34. Minnu - Electric shock

35. Veda - pregnant goat with fracture

36. Seetha - goat W fracture

37. Minnu dog - CTVT cancer

37. Sarkar - shaking, weakness

38. Alexander - anemia

39. Tripati - spine compression/maggot injury

40. Stokes - leg fracture

41. Ventii - Fracture

42. Laila - spine relocation

43. Veera - CTVT cancer 

44. Kaju - leg fracture

45. Thomas - spine relocation

46. Dhama - beaten, dragged, and hit with stone

47. Tommy - spine compression

48. Aarya - wound fille W maggots

49. Diana - Open right limb fracture

50. Laila - Paralyzed, Fluid cyst.

Dog chilling in worker living quarters.
Dog chilling in worker living quarters.
Vet and vet tech vaccinating in Shelter clinic
Vet and vet tech vaccinating in Shelter clinic
Cute dog in shelter
Cute dog in shelter
New expanded shelter puppy section
New expanded shelter puppy section
Medicines in Clinic
Medicines in Clinic

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