About
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Headquarters
Jaipur, Rajasthan
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Since
1980
Help in Suffering: Transforming Lives Through Compassionate Animal Care About Help in Suffering: Help in Suffering (HIS) has been India's premie Read morer animal welfare organization since 1980, founded by Crystal Rogers in Jaipur, Rajasthan. For 45 years, we've provided comprehensive veterinary care, rescue services, and community education to transform the lives of India's most vulnerable animals. Our mission is simple yet powerful: to provide care, comfort, compassion, and quality veterinary care to animals in need while creating safer, healthier communities through systematic intervention and education. Operating from our state-of-the-art 2-acre facility with 15 specialized wards, modern diagnostic equipment, and a fleet of 7 rescue ambulances, HIS serves not just individual animals but entire communities across Jaipur and beyond. The Issue India faces a staggering animal welfare crisis that directly impacts human communities: The Scale of Suffering: Over 80 million community animals struggle for survival on India's streets 1.5 million animals die in road accidents annually 75-90% of community-born animals never reach six months due to hunger, disease, and neglect Human Impact: Zoonotic diseases spread through untreated animal populations Aggressive animal encounters threaten public safety Road accidents involving animals endanger human lives Untreated rabies cases create public health emergencies This isn't just an animal crisis, it's a public health emergency requiring immediate, systematic intervention.
Issue
The Issue India faces a staggering animal welfare crisis that directly impacts human communities: The Scale of Suffering: Over 80 million community animals struggle for survival on India's streets 1.5 million animals die in road accidents annually 75-90% of community-born animals never reach six months due to hunger, disease, and neglect Human Impact: Zoonotic diseases spread through untreated animal populations Aggressive animal encounters threaten public safety Road accidents involving animals endanger human lives Untreated rabies cases create public health emergencies This isn't just an animal crisis, it's a public health emergency requiring immediate, systematic intervention.
Action
Our Action HIS addresses this crisis through four comprehensive programs: Emergency Rescue & Medical Care 25,000+ annual rescue calls with dedicated response teams 10,000 animals receive urgent medical intervention yearly Mobile clinic network reaching remote communities Full-service veterinary hospital with specialized surgical capabilities Animal Birth Control & Vaccination Program 150,000+ dogs sterilized and vaccinated since 1994 3,500 dogs undergo humane ABC treatment annually WHO-WSPA compliant procedures ensuring highest standards Systematic approach eliminating need for cruel culling practices Revolutionary Camel Welfare Initiative 5,000-7,000 camels receive free medical treatment annually 2,500+ camels dewormed quarterly Safety equipment distribution preventing nighttime accidents Dedicated rescue center providing sanctuary for distressed animals Humane Education Program 5,000+ children reached across 25+ schools Interactive curriculum building tomorrow's compassionate leaders Community training sessions promoting responsible animal care Adoption services with lifetime veterinary support
Cause Area
Impact
Impact Our evidence-based approach has created measurable transformation: Public Health Revolution: 70% reduction in human dog-bite cases (from 7.2 to 2.2 per thousand) Rabies-free street dog population achieved Systematic prevention of zoonotic disease transmission Community Safety: Thousands of nighttime accidents prevented through camel safety reflectors Reduced human-animal conflicts through population management Enhanced public safety through systematic intervention Economic Support: Working camel care supporting economically disadvantaged families Sustainable livelihoods protected through veterinary intervention Community resilience strengthened through education programs Environmental Contribution: Biodiversity conservation through comprehensive animal welfare Reduced environmental contamination from healthier animal populations Climate-conscious practices promoting sustainability Future Generation Impact: 20,000+ children targeted for 2025-2026 education programs Lifelong advocates created through school-based interventions Cultural shift toward compassionate animal treatment
Programs
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Emergency Rescue & Medical Care Program
Provide immediate life-saving intervention for animals in crisis situations across Jaipur and surrounding areas.
Program Components:
24/7 Emergency Response: Dedicated rescue teams respond to 25,000+ annual calls for injured, trapped, or distressed animals
Fleet Operations: 7 rescue ambulances equipped with hydraulic ramps for larger animals, ensuring safe transport to our facility
Comprehensive Medical Treatment: 10,000 animals receive urgent medical intervention annually, including complex surgeries and intensive care
Specialized Rehabilitation: 6,000 severely injured animals undergo treatment and rehabilitation each year
Mobile Clinic Network: 2 mobile veterinary units bring care directly to remote communities beyond our main facility reach -
Animal Birth Control & Vaccination Program (ABC)
Humanely control street dog populations while eliminating rabies transmission and creating safer communities.
Program History: Operating since 1994, this revolutionary program has transformed Jaipur's approach to street dog management from cruel culling to scientific, humane intervention.
Core Activities:Systematic Sterilization: 3,500 dogs undergo ABC treatment annually, with 150,000+ dogs sterilized since program inception
Rabies Vaccination: Every animal receives anti-rabies vaccination following WHO-WSPA guidelines
Post-Operative Care: Comprehensive monitoring and care during recovery period
Community Release: Animals are returned to their original territories after full recovery, maintaining natural pack structuresScientific Approach:
WHO-WSPA Compliance: All procedures follow international best practices for animal welfare
Systematic Coverage: Strategic area-by-area approach ensuring comprehensive population management -
Camel Welfare Program
Objective Address the unique challenges facing Rajasthan's working camel population while supporting the livelihoods of economically disadvantaged communities.
Program Background: Launched in 2001, this specialized program serves Rajasthan's 65% share of India's camel population, addressing welfare needs as traditional livelihoods face modernization challenges.
Comprehensive Services:On-Site Veterinary Care: 5,000-7,000 camels receive free medical treatment annually
Preventive Health Programs: 2,500+ camels dewormed quarterly to maintain optimal health
Safety Equipment Distribution: 1,000+ camel carts equipped with reflectors preventing nighttime road accidents
Humane Equipment Replacement: 2,000+ camels fitted with comfortable plastic nose pegs replacing harmful wooden alternatives
Owner Education: Monthly training sessions promoting responsible camel care and welfare practicesSpecialized Infrastructure:
Camel Rescue Center (CRC): Dedicated facility in Bassi
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Humane Education Program
Build compassionate future leaders by teaching children empathy, responsible animal interaction, and welfare principles.
Target Audience: Students in grades 2-7 across Jaipur's educational institutions
Current Reach:5,000+ Children: Currently engaged across 25+ schools
Expansion Goals: Targeting 20,000+ children in 2025-2026 academic yearCurriculum Components:
Interactive Storytelling: Age-appropriate narratives teaching animal empathy and respect
Hands-On Activities: Practical exercises demonstrating proper animal interaction
Safety Education: Teaching children how to safely interact with street animals
Responsibility Building: Encouraging personal accountability for animal welfareProgram Delivery:
School-Based Sessions: Regular visits to partner educational institutions
Teacher Training: Empowering educators to continue humane education beyond our visits
Resource Materials: Providing schools with educational materials for ongoing use
Community Events: Engaging broader communi -
Community Adoption & Support Services
Facilitate responsible pet ownership while providing lifetime support for adopted animals.
Program Features:Streamlined Adoption Process: Careful matching of animals with suitable families
Lifetime Veterinary Support: Ongoing medical care for all adopted pets
Pre-Adoption Counseling: Ensuring families understand responsibilities and commitments
Post-Adoption Follow-Up: Regular check-ins to ensure successful integrationCommunity Engagement:
Awareness Campaigns: Promoting compassionate animal treatment throughout Jaipur
Volunteer Programs: Engaging community members in hands-on animal care
Educational Workshops: Training community members in basic animal care and welfare
Impact Metrics
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Direct Animal Welfare Metrics
Program Name
Emergency Response & Medical Care
Year-wise Metrics- 2022-23 9000
- 2023-24 10000
- 2024-25 9000
Leadership Team
Demographics & Structure
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No. of Employees
51-100
M&E
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Internal, External Assessors
No
Policies
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Ethics and Transparency Policies
No
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Formal CEO Oversight & Compensation Policy
No
Political & Religious Declarations
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On Affiliation if any
No
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On Deployment Bias if any
No
Registration Details
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PAN Card
AAATH1406K
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Registration ID
93
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VO ID / Darpan ID
RJ/2016/0109440
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12A
AAATH1406KE20164
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80G
AAATH1406KF2021201
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FCRA
125560021
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CSR Registration Number
CSR00000841
Location
Other Details
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Parent Organisation
NA
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Sister Organisation
NA
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Type & Sub Type
Non-profit
Trust