Be Their Voice: Advocacy & Awareness for Street Animals

Bangalore showed up in solidarity with the dogs of Delhi. This protest was part of a nationwide movement demanding compassionate and scientific solutions for managing community dog populations, rather than misguided panic.

Understanding the laws that protect our fur babies on the street is the first step to becoming their advocate. We collaborate with partners like Doggie Bazaar to spread awareness about animal rights in India.

Did you know it is a punishable offense to harm an animal? Under IPC Sections 428 and 429, acts of cruelty can lead to prison time and fines. Knowing the law is a powerful tool to protect the voiceless.

The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act of 1960 makes it illegal to harm or relocate street animals. Their territory is their home, and they are protected by law.

According to the Animal Birth Control Rules, community dogs cannot be permanently relocated. They can only be taken for sterilization and vaccination and must be returned to their original territory.

The Supreme Court of India has explicitly acknowledged that streets are the homes of community dogs. Rulings have repeatedly stated that cruelty towards them and relocation are not allowed.

A group of street puppies eating together. We are committed to creating a world where every community animal is safe, fed, and respected. Follow us for more informative content on how you can help.

Pepper the cat has a magical message for you: You will Adopt, NOT Shop. Choosing adoption helps fight the cruel breeding industry and gives a deserving shelter animal a home.

This is Pepper, a mesmerizing two year old cat who is currently at our shelter waiting for his forever home. He is ready to put you under his spell and become your new best friend.