In India, when dogs encounter accidents that leave them paralyzed, blind, or mentally disabled, they are often considered for mercy killing. However, we strongly oppose this practice, firmly believing that it is not our place as humans to decide the fate of these animals. Instead, we are dedicated to giving them another chance at life

Founded by Anuradha Mishra, our organization began its mission of rescuing dogs at the young age of 16. Since then, we have saved over 1500 dogs, and the count continues to grow. These dogs, facing dire circumstances such as accidents, maggot infestations, skin issues, or being abandoned in desolate locations like garbage dumps, jungles, or swamps, find refuge with us

At present, we provide shelter and care to around 80-90 dogs, each of whom has faced challenges such as paralysis, blindness, or mental disabilities due to accidents. Despite the prevailing notion that mercy killing is a solution, we adamantly reject it, viewing it as akin to murder. We believe that every dog deserves the opportunity to receive proper treatment and care.