Adopt a Rescued Pet in Bangalore
Every animal you see here has a story of survival. We have treated their injuries and cared for them, but our Trauma Centre is for emergency medical care, not a permanent home. They are now healthy and waiting for a family to call their own.
Urgent adoption appeal. These five ginger kittens were cruelly dumped in a sack outside our shelter. They are healthy and in desperate need of loving homes.
This beautiful 3-4 year old German Shepherd has recovered from a severe neck injury. A shelter cage is no place for a healthy, energetic girl like her; she needs a real home.
These puppies are healthy and about 3 months old, but our Trauma Centre is running out of space for new emergencies. They will have to be released if no one comes forward to adopt them.
This is Gopi, a 3-year-old Labrador who was abandoned by his family. He is a sweet, friendly boy who loves car rides and is currently in foster care, waiting for his forever home.
About this collection
Our Trauma Centre in Sanjayanagara is designed for critical care, not as a long-term home. When we share these adoption appeals, it is usually because an animal has fully recovered and is ready for a life outside of our recovery cages. We are constantly balancing limited space with the daily flow of new emergency cases, so your decision to adopt directly helps us free up capacity for the next street animal who needs urgent help.
Understanding Our Adoption Process
We take in countless animals every month, from hit-and-run accident victims to abandoned pets. While our priority is always to treat and release community animals back to their familiar territories, some are simply not suited for street life. This includes abandoned domestic breeds who lack street survival skills and kittens found in dangerous situations.
Is Adopting Right for You?
Adoption is a long-term commitment. Many of our residents are puppies or seniors who need patience as they settle into a new environment. We perform thorough screenings to ensure the best fit for both the human and the animal. Please understand that these animals have often faced trauma. They might be shy initially or need time to trust again.
Can't Adopt? Consider Fostering
If you cannot adopt permanently, please consider fostering. Fostering provides a crucial bridge for an animal transitioning from the clinical environment of a Trauma Centre to a loving household. It helps them decompress and learn to live in a family setting before their final adoption.
We provide the medical support, but you provide the love and the home. If you see a face here that pulls at your heart, reach out. We need people who are ready to give these resilient survivors the second chance they truly deserve.
Cupa
We are CUPA, and we have spent over three decades fighting for Bangalore’s street animals. We are not a shelter, but a team of vets and rescuers who believe that every dog and cat deserves a home, not just a cage in a recovery centre.
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