Donkeys Finishing Dinner
Our rescued donkeys finish the last of their dinner, scraping the feeding trough clean!
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Bear Ramaa Grows Bigger!
It is amazing how our rescued bear, Ramaa, has grown in only three months! She is thriving and so happy not to be in danger of being in the hands of an abusive owner. We rescued her in time and she never experienced that.
Rescued Dog Cured of Mange
One of our rescued dogs, Buddy, is healthy and happy after we cared for his mange disease.
Orphaned Deer in Safe Hands
A longtime staff member, Narasimha, gently cares for an orphaned deer. She’ll be let free once she is old enough.
Hardworking Staff Taking Cattle to Graze
Thanks to our hardworking and loyal staff, our rescued cattle are taken to fresh grass to graze. It is hard in the droght region where we are.
Update on Burned Bull
Two months ago we posted news about a rescued bull that had been burned on purpose. His recovery has been painful and slow, but he is doing much better.
Help Needed for Our Peacocks!
Recently the Supreme Court has stated that no Indian birds are allowed to be caged. They have a right to fly and to be free. This is more so for the National bird the peacock! Over the last few months the Forest Department has brought us peahens and peacocks for different reasons. At present we
Our Spirulina Tanks
These are a couple of our Spirulina tanks, where we grow our product under the strictest quality control while mimicking the environment where Spirulina grows naturally in freshwater lakes – without the worry of contamination and pollution! Spirulina is one of the oldest life forms on Earth and science has determined that it was actually
Home for Animals Where Dogs Run Free
Here you can see our ‘Home for Animals’ where permanent resident dogs reside. Most of them are disabled and unadoptable but they will always have a loving home with us. We don’t believe in keeping healthy dogs caged up so they can roam the compound as they wish! (On the roof is the monkey enclosure
Our Camel Smells the Flowers
We rescued this camel when she was about to be sold for slaughter and meat (she had a sign on her body saying how much she cost per pound!). Now she can smell the sweet flowers and live a worry-free life.