Dog shelter in Delhi List 2023 Updated

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Dog shelter in Delhi

1.PAWS

Pet Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) is a non–government, non – profitable, registered animal welfare organization working for prevention of cruelty towards animals and a better environment for mankind. PAWS is recognized by Animal Welfare Board of India which is a govt. body.

PAWS came into existence in 1998 and started working the very same day. The purpose of the society is to make people aware about the care, management and nutrition of pet and stray animals. For PAWS all animals on this planet are the pets of the society and hence we need to realize their importance in our everyday life and do our bit in exchange.

PAWS conducts regular awareness programs in and around Delhi besides its anti rabies camps for strays. The society is doing its bit to help eradicate rabies and control the stray population by immunization and undertaking the ABC (Animal Birth Control) Program.

PAWS is against cruelty to animals and use of animals in the lab and circus.

PAWS discourages the use of plastic bags and encourages people to plant trees.

PAWS promotes vegetarianism and educates people about diseases of zoomatic importance.

PAWS is for preservation of wildlife and it makes people aware of the existing animal laws of this country.

PAWS needs funds for all its future and present projects. Do extend your helping paws for PAWS.

Contact no.: 1800 11 5737

Address: C9/7, Masoodpur, Badam Singh Market, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, Delhi 110070

Website:https://www.pawsindia.org/

2.Red Paws Rescue Head Office

We are currently focusing on animal birth control and are conducting area wise sterilisation surgeries within New Delhi. Dogs remain under our care during the recovery period and we make sure that the dogs are healthy before they return back to their original area. All the dogs are taken care of us daily after their released to make sure they are fed and remain healthy.

In the future we hope to open an animal birth control and recovery centre where we can double our efforts to make sure that the population of the stray animals is controlled and all the strays are healthy and happy.

Contact no.: redpawsrescue@gmail.com

Address: 29A, 1st Floor, Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi, Delhi 110016

Website:https://www.redpawsrescue.com/

3.Sanjay Gandhi Animal Care Centre

Sanjay Gandhi Animal Care Centre

India’s oldest and Asia’s largest all-animal shelter, the Sanjay Gandhi Animal Care Centre (SGACC) was founded in 1980 from a legacy bequeathed by the late Mrs Ruth Cowell of New South Wales, Australia to Sanjay Gandhi.

A foundation set up in her memory, The Ruth Cowell Foundation, resolved to establish an animal care centre in Delhi that would serve as a prototype for other centres around India. The hospital-cum-shelter was envisaged as a 24×7 facility that would rescue, home, treat, and rehabilitate animals; serve as a training centre for vets and animal handlers; run an OPD; offer diagnostic services; provide burial facilities; and serve as a holding centre for animals of cruelty cases.

Inaugurated in September 1983, the SGACC is home to over 3000 animals at any given point. Spread over four acres of tree covered land in West Delhi’s Raja Garden, between Shivaji College and the Home Guards’ HQ, it assures space in a secure natural environment for animals and birds. SGACC is open 24/7 and runs a round-the-clock free animal ambulance service and helpline. Its busy OPD treats over 200 animals a day providing medical, diagnostic, surgical, and dental services. It is part of the city municipality’s ABC (Animal Birth Control) programme wherein it sterilises and vaccinates street dogs. It works closely with the police to take in and care for animals confiscated in cruelty cases such as overloading and neglectful ownership. It organises a thrice weekly adoption stall at a shopping mall through which it has placed over 2000 Indian puppies in loving homes. Under the patronage of Maneka Gandhi, this pioneering facility named after her husband, Sanjay Gandhi, has thus flourished into a well-staffed, well-equipped, veterinary centre that is a boon for animals and their well wishers.

Contact no.:011 2544 8062

Address:Shivaji College Rd, Shivaji Enclave, Raja Garden, New Delhi, Delhi 110027

Website:http://www.sanjaygandhianimalcarecentre.org/

4.Circle Of Animal Lovers

Contact no.:: 011 4057 2892

Address: E-67, DDA Flats, Saket, New Delhi, Delhi 110017

Website:http://www.circleofanimallovers.org/

5.FurryTude Adoptions: Pet Adoption Centre

Contact no.:092051 61558

Website:https://delhiadoption155798325.wordpress.com/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=referral/

6.Friendicoes

Sometime in the 1970’s a group of school kids got together and started a kindness club for distressed stray animals under the Defence Colony flyover. The space was provided for by the then Prime Minister of India, Indira Gandhi’s regime. It was a small set up with just 2 rooms and a handful of animals. But in no time the shelter grew by leaps and bounds and in April 1979 it was registered as a society and Friendicoes SECA came into existence.

Geeta Seshamani (present Vice President) and the late Gautam Barat (ex-treasurer – who passed away in October 2011) who were there from the very beginning. Geeta Seshamani says she took her inspiration from Crystal Rogers, a legend in India’s animal welfare, who influenced a whole generation of young people of her time to help animals.

Friendicoes is now a much bigger shelter under the same flyover in the same location and boasts of an Out Patient’s Department, an in-house clinic for the strays that accommodates about 150-200 animals at any point of time, two operation theaters, a Lab & X-ray unit as well as a sanctuary in Gurgaon that houses about a thousand animals. There is also round the clock ambulance service for the strays as well as an emergency night clinic for pets.

Contact no.: 011 2432 0303

Address: No 271 & 273, Jangpura, Block M, Jungpura Extension, Defence Colony, New Delhi, Delhi 110024

Website:https://friendicoes.org/

7.Kalyani Animal Welfare Foundation

Kalyani Animal Welfare Foundation gives a permanent home in its New Delhi Shelter to more than one hundred stray and destitute animals, including handicapped, paralyzed, old, abandonned pets, who are not able to lead a stray life.

The Foundation is the brainchild of Late Kalyani Ghosh who was so deeply distressed by the suffering and abuse of stray animals that she decided to dedicate the twilight years of her life to their care and well-being.

Thanks to the help of many generous donors, since its inception in February, 2010, Kalyani Animal Welfare Foundation has been successfully carried out the following Animal Welfare Activities:

Contact no.:: 098189 11612

Address:Khasra No. 849 & 850, Village: Bhati, Near Radha Swami Satsang Gate, 2C, Main Rd, Chhatarpur, New Delhi, Delhi 110074

Website:http://www.kalyaniawf.org.in/

8.Posh Foundation

POSH FOUNDATION is a Delhi NCR based NGO actively involved in Animal welfare and awareness related issues ,registered under Trust as on April 07,2014. 

The love for the less fortunate stray animals drove many animal right activists to join us and hence formed this organisation. POSH Foundation is a leader in the animal welfare movement, through compassionate, innovative rescue practices and trans formative educational programs. 

Our goal is to give the gift of life to as many street animals as humanely possible, enrich the lives of those who adopt them, and in doing so, help create a better world.

Contact no.:099534 40509

Address:: Posh Foundation ,near, Asagarpur Jagir, Bandh Rd, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201304

Website:https://www.poshfoundation.in/

9.Paws for a Cause: NCR Adoptions

Paws for a Cause is an animal welfare initiative by young people in Delhi who have chosen to combine their work as animal rescuers or adoptions coordinators under a common platform. Our aim is to spread the word about homeless and abandoned companion animals who need loving forever homes.

Website:http://pawsforacausencr.com/

10.Jeevashram Foundation

Started in 1990, Jeevashram is located at Rajokri Village, New Delhi. Jeevashram focuses on minimizing stress and abuse wherever human and animal interaction is involved.

It is recognized by the Animal Welfare Board of India and associated to the RSPCA-UK, and affiliated to WSPA-UK. Jeevashram is a Veterinary Hospital for both large and small animals. We are working on an Animal Birth Control Programme with M.C.D. under SOCIETY FOR STRAY CANINE BIRTH CONTROL. We are in Limca Book of Records for 1st Institute with burial ground for pets.

We also have an education programme for school children. Jeevashram realized the crucial role school children could play in preventing cruelty to animals,

The prime objectives of the organization are: “To promote the kindness and prevent or suppress cruelty to animals.” To successfully implement the above objectives Jeevahram provides excellent medical facilities.

Contact no.:: 011 2412 4114

Address:near Shiv Temple, Golden Gate, Rajokri, New Delhi, Delhi 110038

Website:http://jeevashram.org/index.php

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