Love N Care for Animals

The organisation conducts a vaccination programme for street dogs. This programme is carried out proactively by the organisation and in response to complaints received. It serves as an effective measure to prevent diseases like 'Rabies' among the street dog population, contributing to public health and animal welfare.

Love n Care for Animals actively embraces the practice of neutering street dogs, a widely recognized method employed in developed countries to control the unchecked proliferation of stray dogs. Since its establishment in 1997, the organization has been dedicated to this mission. The community has widely accepted and appreciated its efforts. Over the past 8 years, the organisation has consistently increased the number of street dogs neutered, demonstrating its unwavering commitment. Importantly, the dogs are returned to their original locations, maintaining a humane approach in their initiatives.

Love n Care for Animals recognizes that improving the condition of stray and distressed dogs necessitates a shift in the common people's attitude towards them. Creating a humane approach is vital for this purpose. The organisation conducts regular awareness programmes that involve the display of leaflets, banners, posters, and hoardings. Walks dedicated to this cause are also organised. As a result, areas where Love n Care for Animals has intervened have witnessed a positive transformation in the general approach, fostering greater compassion and care for these animals.

Love n Care for Animals provides a swift response to all complaints, ensuring a 24-hour turnaround time. It operates a mobile clinic equipped to offer essential medical care to common diseases found in stray animals, guaranteeing timely and accessible assistance to those in need.

In cases where Love n Care for Animals encounters critical illnesses requiring hospitalization, it transports the patients in need via ambulance to its facility. Renowned veterinarians provide treatment with state-of-the-art facilities. Once the strays have undergone proper care and recovered, they are released back to the locations from which they were initially rescued, ensuring their well-being and a return to their familiar environment.