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Community Animal Outreach & Education Programs

byCharlie's Animal Rescue CentreAdvocacy across India; Based in Yelahanka, BengaluruStarts from₹5,000 per sessionView full gallery

We believe real change happens when we learn to live together. From school workshops to community site audits, we are teaching the next generation to be a voice for those who cannot speak.

Students gathered at Shri Bhadrakali English Medium School in Gokarna for our Coexistence Awareness Campaign. It is inspiring to see so many young minds eager to learn about living compassionately with animals.

A member of our team addresses a hall full of students during our awareness campaign in Gokarna. We discuss everything from rabies prevention to the importance of sterilization to build a safer community for both people and animals.

An outdoor session with students in Gokarna, where we partnered with Shankar Prasad Foundation and Mission Rabies. We believe that teaching empathy and respect for all life forms at a young age is fundamental.

Our Coexistence Awareness Campaign in Gokarna brought together community leaders, spiritual guides, and students. This collaborative approach is key to promoting our message of compassion and One Health.

Unveiling the banner for our Coexistence Awareness Campaign in a classroom in Gokarna. The message is simple: Live and let live. Have compassion. Respect all life.

Students participate in an interactive session during our awareness campaign. Engaging activities help them understand and connect with the core concepts of animal welfare and responsible coexistence.

A classroom of attentive students in Gokarna, learning about the importance of mass vaccination and sterilization for community dogs. Education is our most powerful tool for change.

A speaker from our team engages with students during a session in Gokarna. These interactions are vital for answering questions and dispelling myths about community animals.

A view from the stage at one of our school sessions in Gokarna. We are grateful for the opportunity to speak to hundreds of students and teachers about creating a kinder world for animals.

A student from Aakanksha Trust speaks to his peers during a visit to our shelter. Seeing the next generation so passionately involved in animal welfare gives us immense hope for the future.

About Building a Kinder Future: Community Outreach

Our outreach isn't just about talks. When we visit a school or a housing society in Bangalore, we bring along an ambassador therapy dog—often an Indie with a visible disability—to show that every life has resilience. We focus on practical knowledge: how to read canine body language, safe feeding practices, and why sterilization is the single most effective way to reduce community conflict.

Active in Bangalore schools and communities. — Approved by the tribe
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Charlie's Animal Rescue Centre

Advocacy across India; Based in Yelahanka, BengaluruStarts from ₹5,000 per session

We are the team at CARE. Every day, we balance the heartbreak of rescue with the hope we find in educating our community. We believe that with a little kindness and the right information, we can make Bangalore a safer, more compassionate home for every animal.

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