Our Top 10 NGO For Animal Care in India

1. Sophie Memorial Animal Relief Trust

Smart Sanctuary keeps our community safe and protects all animals from abuse, neglect, and cruelty. We are the country' s only Old & Disabled Dogs shelter. We rehabilitate and reunite animals with their owners, help in rehoming the orphans, and assist wildlife.

2. Friendicoes

Sometime in the 1970' s a group of school kids got together and started a kindness club for distressed stray animals under the Defence Colony flyover. The space was provided for by the then Prime Minister of India, Indira Gandhi' s regime. It was a small set up with just 2 rooms and a handful of animals. But in no time the shelter grew by leaps and bounds and in April 1979 it was registered as a society and Friendicoes SECA came into existence.

3. Stray Relief and Animal Welfar

STRAW India has therefore dedicated itself to build this awareness among students, particularly school children. STRAW's motto is Animal Welfare through Education. It is one of the few animal welfare organizations in the country that sow seeds of compassion for all living beings among school children. It is done through humane education programs called Compassionate Classroom for schools, Compassionate Campus for colleges, Compassionate Neighborhoods for RWA and colony residents.

4. Let's Live Together Charitable Trust

Let's Live Together Charitable Trust, which focuses on rescuing homeless motherless puppies in Bangalore, has been in existence for 14 years. The organization has successfully rescued and given away around 4500 puppies. Achala Pani, the Founder Director of Let's Live Together Charitable Trust has over the past 14 years, represented the organization in China, the UK, and Poland, all while advocating for homeless animals. Let's Live Together Charitable Trust stands out in Bangalore as the only NGO that operates a puppy rescue program through a foster model instead of an animal shelter.

5. Stray Happy Animal Foundation

Stray Happy Animal Foundation, a registered 80G and CSR holder, actively participates in initiatives to rescue and rehabilitate stray animals. We raise awareness about animal rights, find homes for these animals, and provide OPD treatment for distressed strays. Our Medical Centre, located at MG Road in Goregaon West, offers subsidized treatment to rescuers and feeders.

6. Madhuban Goshala V Sanshodhan Sanstha

Madhuban Goshala V Sanshodhan Sanstha is committed to the welfare and conservation of native cow breeds, recognizing their significance in agriculture, ecology, and cultural heritage. Our mission is to promote sustainable practices that support the well-being of cows while also contributing positively to the environment and community. Our is rooted in the belief that cows are sacred and essential to the ecosystem, offering not only nutritious milk but also serving as a symbol of environmental harmony and cultural heritage. At Madhuban Gosala, we prioritize ethical and compassionate treatment of our cows, ensuring they receive the best care and nourishment in a natural and stress-free environment.

7. Sharanaksh

SHARANAKSH is a non-profit Trust dedicated to the rescue, care, rehabilitation, and re-homing of neglected/abused dogs. The word &ldquo Sharanaksh&rdquo has been derived from Sanskrit words Sharanam (meaning shelter) and Raksha (meaning to protect). This animal shelter under the Trust is called Community Streeties India (CSI).

8. Hingonia Cow Rehabilitation Centre

Hingonia Cow Rehabilitation Centre, managed by Shri Krishna Balram Seva Trust, stands as the largest facility dedicated to the welfare of stray and accidental cattles. Our center is instrumental in enhancing road safety by preventing accidents caused by these animals. Since partnering with Nagar Nigam Jaipur in 2016, the number of cows under our care has surged from 6,000 to over 18,000+. Every day, the Jaipur Municipal Corporation ambulance delivers 50 to 60 stray, accidental, old, and diseased cows to our facility. Many of these cows suffer from severe internal damage due to ingesting non-degradable materials like polythene, leaving them in critical condition.

9. Pawzz aka Pawzzitive Welfare Foundation

Pawzz has been dedicated to the cause of animal welfare. They are driven by the desire to build a community of individuals passionate about animal rights. Through our various campaigns, we have focused on coordinating desi dog adoptions, mass dog feeding campaigns, spay and neuter drives and on-ground rescue work. Passion and a relentless drive for spreading kindness lie at the very core of Pawzz. Through their initiatives, They also intend to raise awareness about the adoption of indie breed dogs as well as the rights of stray animals and their local caretakers.