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AMTM founder embracing a rescued dog at the sanctuary, surrounded by rehabilitated street dogs

Animal Matter To Me · Mumbai · Since 2010

Would you like to become one of the people who keeps 500+ rescued animals alive every single day?

AMTM Guardians give monthly, so we can plan ahead, keep our vets, and never turn away an emergency.

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Our Legacy

16 years. One promise: no animal left behind.

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Animals Rescued & Treated

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Animals Vaccinated

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Meals Served

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Animals Euthanized — Ever

AMTM is a no-kill organisation. In 16 years of operation, not a single animal has been euthanized.

Live Data

Our rescue operations, live

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Rescue Cases Tracked

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In Our Care Right Now

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Recovered & Released

Live numbers from our case management platform — every rescue is logged, tracked, and published in real time.

The Process

How your support helps

Rescue

Rescue

Our field team responds to injured and abandoned animals across Mumbai, seven days a week. Every animal receives immediate care — no animal is ever refused.

Treat

Treat

At our Malad hospital — 100-bed capacity, ICU, operating theatres, digital X-ray — vets treat wounds, fractures, and illness. Every treatment update is posted to the animal's page.

Release, Adopt or Sanctuary

Release, Adopt or Sanctuary

Healed animals return to their streets or find loving homes. Those who can never go back live out their lives at our 10-acre cage-free sanctuary in Kolad, home to 500+ animals.

Ganesh Nayak, Founder of Animal Matter To Me, feeding street dogs

Why we exist

“Animals deserve dignity and care, just like humans.”

— Ganesh Nayak, Founder, Animal Matter To Me

Ganesh began rescuing animals as a schoolboy, inspired by his mother Jaya Nayak, who devoted her life to saving every species. In 2010 he founded AMTM to scale her mission. Today AMTM runs a full veterinary hospital in Malad and a cage-free sanctuary in Kolad — and has never turned an animal away.

Right Now

Rescues that need you now.

Chintu

Chintu

Chintu, a 3-year-old male dog from Kandivali, was rescued with severe abscesses affecting both hind legs, accompanied by significant swelling, open wounds, and considerable pain. His injuries appeared consistent with possible trauma, although thankfully, no fractures were detected. Our veterinary team has started strong antibiotic therapy, IV fluids, pain management, and twice-daily wound dressings to control the infection and support healing. The primary concern is preventing the abscesses and infection from spreading further. Chintu remains under close observation and is slowly being supported through his recovery.

29 days under care

₹5,700 raised · 4 donorsof ₹20,000

₹14,300 to go

Help Chintu
Rani

Rani

Rani, a 4-year-old female dog, was rescued from Talashet Sainagar, Raigad, after suffering a serious accident. She was brought to our Kolad Hospital with a large open wound near her thigh and axillary region, accompanied by severe swelling, a suspected fracture, and significant blood loss. She arrived in a critical condition and required immediate stabilisation.

20 days under care

₹4,800 raised · 6 donorsof ₹60,000

₹55,200 to go

Help Rani
Mrunu

Mrunu

Mrunu, a male community cat, was rescued with a severe maggot-infested wound on his front paw, where the flesh had been extensively damaged and the underlying bone was exposed

70 days under care

₹0 raisedof ₹15,000

₹15,000 to go

Help Mrunu
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Still thinking it over?

A monthly gift, however small, is what lets us say yes to the next emergency without hesitating. You can change or cancel it anytime.

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From broken to bounding.

Every month, animals leave our care healthy and whole. See the recoveries your support makes possible.

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Case donations directly fund that animal's treatment.