Spread across 10+ acres in the hills of Kolad, our cage-free sanctuary is home to 450+ animals who can never return to the streets — seniors, the blind and disabled, trauma survivors. They live out their lives here with dignity. You can help feed and care for them.
Daizy, a gentle senior street dog, endured a silent, agonizing struggle while a painful tumor slowly grew and drained her energy. Left without any protection, she faced the harsh elements alone until our emergency rescue team stepped in to save her. Today, sitting bravely on our clinic table, Daizy greets our veterinary staff with a warm, resilient smile that highlights her beautiful spirit. She is currently undergoing thorough medical evaluations to map out a safe treatment plan. Your compassionate support can directly fund the vital care, and surgery Daizy needs to live a happy, pain-free life.
1 month at our sanctuary
Meet Daizy
Thor is a victim of a tragic hit-and-run accident that left him with a severely broken jaw, highlighting the cruel reality faced by many stray animals. Despite the immense pain, he continues to fight for his life with remarkable strength. His jaw reconstruction surgery is scheduled in four days, followed by a long and challenging recovery. Thor urgently needs your support to receive the treatment and care that will give him a second chance at a pain-free life.
1 month at our sanctuary
Meet Thor
Luna, a 12+ year-old senior female dog, was found wandering aimlessly on the Old Mumbai–Goa Highway, weak, confused, and in desperate need of help. Based on her physical condition, it appears she may have been subjected to years of excessive breeding, leaving her frail, exhausted, and neglected. She was suffering from a severe skin infection, extensive hair loss, and poor body condition, suggesting she had been abandoned after years of exploitation.
1 month at our sanctuary
Meet LunaLucy is a young Cane Corso who has endured an incredibly difficult start to life. She was one of six puppies diagnosed with Parvovirus, a highly contagious and life-threatening disease. Sadly, two of her siblings did not survive, while the remaining four received intensive treatment. Among them, Lucy was the weakest, battling not only Parvovirus but also a severe skin disease, malnutrition, and extreme weakness.
At our sanctuary
Meet Lucy
Jesu was brought to the hospital after being struck by a train. The dog had sustained catastrophic traumatic injuries, including extensive soft tissue loss, severe blood loss, and exposed muscle. Jesu received emergency treatment, wound stabilization, pain management, and supportive care in an effort to save the dog's life. Injuries Sustained: Extensive degloving injury to the right hindquarter. Severe open wound with exposed muscles and soft tissues. Major traumatic injury to the right hind limb. Severe injury to the front paw with extensive tissue loss. Significant blood loss due to multiple open wounds. Multiple abrasions, bruises, and traumatic soft tissue injuries consistent with a train accident.
At our sanctuary
Meet jesu
Maggie was rescued after being hit by a truck and was admitted in critical condition. The survival chances were estimated at only 10% due to the severity of the trauma. Maggie received immediate emergency treatment, intensive supportive care, and continuous monitoring, ultimately fighting through the critical phase.
12 years at our sanctuary
Meet maggie
Lisa was rescued after being involved in a bike accident in Aarey Colony. She was found with traumatic injuries and difficulty bearing weight on one of her forelimbs. She received prompt veterinary treatment, pain management, and supportive care. With rehabilitation and monitoring, Lisa gradually recovered and regained mobility.
5 years at our sanctuary
Meet Lisa
Josh, a male Indie dog, is one of the most heartbreaking yet inspiring survivors to come through our doors. His injuries were the result of firecrackers being burst on his face, causing devastating burns and deep wounds. Left untreated, the injuries became heavily infested with maggots, which ate away much of the tissue on his face. By the time Josh was rescued, he had lost one eye, had multiple hollow wounds around his mouth and face, and was in unbearable pain. His condition was so critical that many believed he had no chance of survival. Despite the grim prognosis, our veterinary team refused to give up on him and began intensive treatment immediately.
2 years at our sanctuary
Meet Josh
Clay was just a young puppy when his life changed forever after a horrific road accident. The impact was so severe that both of his hind legs were crushed beyond repair and had to be amputated. His condition was heartbreaking, and many believed he would never be able to live a normal life. Despite the devastating injuries, Clay's determination to survive never faded. With immediate veterinary care, surgery, rehabilitation, and endless love from our team, he slowly adapted to life as a differently-abled dog. Today, Clay has proven that disability does not define happiness.
At our sanctuary
Meet Clay
MY BOY is a handsome grey long-haired Persian cat with striking golden eyes and a calm, gentle personality. He has a soft, fluffy coat and an elegant appearance that makes him stand out. Friendly and affectionate, he enjoys attention, receives timely meals and treats, and is well cared for, making him a healthy and lovable companion. He is up for adoption.
11 months at our sanctuary
Meet My Boy
Alexa is a beautiful grey long-haired cat with a silky, fluffy coat and captivating golden eyes. She has a gentle, calm, and affectionate nature, making her a wonderful companion. Alexa enjoys spending time relaxing, receiving timely meals and treats, and is well cared for, ensuring she remains healthy, happy, and full of charm.
10 months at our sanctuary
Meet AlexaEvery resident is fed, treated, and loved daily.
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