Federation of Indian Animal Protection Organisations

Initiated a number of nationwide programs to reduce the incidence of animal abuse in the business, encourage individuals to live cruelty-free lives, and slow down the growth in the nation's use of animal products.

When animals are kept in cramped, constrained spaces for the purpose of "human" amusement, they surely suffer. They are compelled to live in unnatural, unpleasant, and stressful circumstances in addition to being taken from their native environments and social networks. denying them both physical and mental stimulation as a result.

The lives these animals lead are filled with unnatural circumstances, including continual travel, abject standards of care, and ongoing cruelty. FIAPO has been actively working on programs to provide these suffering animals with respite, while also advocating for stricter regulations that would outlaw some of the most antiquated conceptions of entertainment through lobbying, public awareness-raising, opinion-forming, and direct action.

'Rabies Free India' is a nationwide initiative by FIAPO, state governments, and local organizations to avoid dog bites and rabies in response to the growing number of human-dog confrontations on the streets. In addition, FIAPO is advocating for legislation that will put an end to India's needless slaughter of street dogs.