Our work
Our Projects
Hospital care, mobile vans, avian rehabilitation, cattle rescue and emergency feeding — every programme runs from the Panjrapol campus.
Treatment inside a mobile clinic van Project
Animal Care on Wheels
Mobile clinic vans take treatment, medication and vaccination to strays in their own neighbourhoods — so recovery is quicker and less stressful than a hospital trip. The project has treated over 80,000 strays across Ahmedabad.
Bird in rehabilitation care Project
Avian Rehabilitation
Rescue, treatment and scientific rehabilitation for injured, orphaned and displaced birds — over 100 species, including critically endangered vultures — with community programmes that promote coexistence.
Feeding street dogs during lockdown Project
Hunger-free lockdown for strays
When COVID lockdown closed societies, markets and food joints, street dogs lost the leftovers they lived on. The trust fed over 600 dogs a day across Ahmedabad so hunger would not follow the shutdown.
Post-operative infrared therapy Project
Multi-speciality Care for Pawsomes
Street dogs arrive with road trauma, tumours, mange and disease that often need soft-tissue or orthopaedic surgery and months of recovery. The dog kennel admits 85 to 100 patients at a time for monitoring, dressing, physiotherapy, medication and a balanced diet.
Horn injury — cattle rescue Project
Save Homeless Abandon Stray Cows in Gujarat
Medical care for injured, diseased and abandoned cattle in urban and rural Gujarat — treating wounds and controlling zoonotic disease, and asking communities to keep these animals in care rather than on the road.