Join us in our mission to eradicate animal suffering through vaccinations, spay / neuter, and treatment for stray animals.
Read latest updateOur mission is to lessen and eventually eliminate animal suffering in our community. We are committed to rescuing, treating, and rehabilitating these vulnerable animals, giving them a chance at a life free from suffering.
Why do we need to rescue stray animals? Over the decades, the number of stray animals have exponentially increased. With the increased number, the animal abuse and cruelty towards them has also skyrocketed to a crisis point. This is in addition to challenges a stray typically faces such as shelter from scorching heat and debilitating rainfall, access to clean drinking water, food to survive and infection of exposed wounds.
Our vision for the future is a drastic decrease in the stray animal population, where every stray receives the food, care, and love they deserve. We hope to create a world where no animal is left to fend for themselves, and where every animal finds a safe, nurturing environment to thrive in.
By incorporating time-tested Animal Birth Control (ABC) methods that have proven effective globally, we aim to humanely control the stray population, thereby reducing animal suffering, abuse and abandonment.
at Castle Island, Boston on Sep 21st. Register here
We are hosting a fun-filled event for you and your pets at Castle Island on Sep 21st. Register here to take part in the event and support our stray welfare efforts. All proceeds from this event go towards supporting our stray welfare efforts in October.
Prabitha is a cancer researcher by profession with a deep rooted passion for animals welfare. Vinay is a Software Engineer and animal lover. We are both committed to carving out time in our busy lives for volunteering at shelters and doing hands-on animal rescue work in Boston. Everytime we visit family back home, we feel compelled to do more for animals in the city we both grew up in.
We are standing on the shoulders of people that have come before us, globally to combat stray situations in multiple countries. ABC is the most effective way to combat stray population. Having gained experience through our work, both in India and in USA, combined with our passion for animals, we feel that we are best situated to be running this effort.
Over the decades, the number of stray animals have exponentially increased. With the increased number, the animal abuse and cruelty towards them has also skyrocketed to a crisis point. This is in addition to challenges a stray typically faces such as shelter from scorching heat and debilitating rainfall, access to clean drinking water, food to survive and infection of exposed wounds.
Visit our GoFundMe campaign to learn more about our upcoming visit to India and our plans to help strays there.
Prabitha saw them while visiting her mom"s house in Chintadripet, Chennai. When she fed them consistently, they both bonded with her. Prabitha adopted these kittens and brought them home with her. They now run the household.
Brownie will melt your heart with her sweetness. She had sarcoptic mange, an eye infection and was in pain when we first saw her. She was so friendly that we took her to a vet in an auto. She was so brave even though it was her first time on a leash. Her mange was fully cured and her eye infection got better within a matter of days
Prabitha works with local rescure organizations to trap, spay / neuter and help adopt out cats in Somerville, MA
This is one of our TNR kittens that was adopted. The mom cat also found a home.
Vinay volunteered at Boston Animal Control shelter where he walks pups, cleans the kennels and provides enrichment through exercise and play.
Dhavamani is a Veterinary student in Chennai. Her passion for animals has been a driving force for her to select a career in veterinary medicine. For the past decade, she has dedicated her life to rescuing animals and volunteering, driven by an unshakable love for all creatures. From tending to the wounded and abandoned to providing comfort to those in need, her hands have held countless lives, each one leaving an indelible mark on her heart.
Balasuntharam is Dhavamani's father. His daughter and he started their journey into animal rescuing together, driven by their shared love and compassion for animals in need. What began as a simple desire to help soon turned into a lifelong mission. Together, they have faced countless challenges, from nursing injured animals back to health to finding them loving homes. But for them it is all worth it.