A mother losing her child; a child losing its mother... we humans consider this the most heartbreaking and heartrending tragedy that can befall anyone. The pain and anguish the mother undergoes , the helplessness, bewilderment, fear and loneliness the child goes through, words fail to express the suffering involved. Yet, many "humans" don't give a second thought when they separate the babies of animals or birds from their mothers.

In our shelter, we get hundreds of puppies and kittens that have been callously snatched away from their mothers and dumped on the roads or in dustbins and gutters, some just new borns, their eyes not yet opened. Some are babies of pet animals where the owners find them a nuisance or inconvenience. And others are babies of strays that would have found some "safe" place from where they are driven away by people who consider them as bio trash.


In an ideal world, we would want all animals to live out their natural lives performing their natural functions, procreation being one of them. They would be subject to the law of Nature- survival of the fittest.

Even in the normal course, PFA sterilises cats and dogs . But, we think it is the need of the hour to address this issue on a war footing. We have decided that from November onwards, apart from the routine sterilisations we do, we will do 20 sterilisations extra. As of now, we are planning to sterilise an additional 15 female dogs and 5 female cats every month. Presently, we will be concentrating on stray dogs and cats but in future, we will also include pet Indie dogs and cats who also contribute a sizeable share to this problem.
Average minimum cost per sterilisation surgery comes to Rs 800. Therefore, our monthly target amount for collection is Rs 20000.
We request everyone to join us in our efforts to reduce the population of unwanted kittens and puppies and the all round suffering their birth entails for themselves and their mothers. Please contribute generously with whatever sum you can afford. No amount is too little for us. Thank you.