Since 1992

We are 30 years old!

We have reinvented our mission and goals

Animals helped0
1992-2023
ABC/ARV0
1992-2023

What we do

Volunteer Orientation

  • Second Saturday of Every Month

  • 2:00PM to 4:00PM

Adoption Day

  • Last Sunday of Every Month

  • 10:00AM to 4:00PM

Special Requests

If you have a special request regarding animal welfare, please email us, and we will see how best to support you.

Change Lives

TODAY

To help 100 dogs or cats from cruelty, disease, injury and suffering on the streets – Spay / Neuter One. Donate to support animal birth-control and anti-rabies vaccinations for stray animals and together, let us safeguard our community!

Your contribution is entitled for exemption u/s. 80G of the Income Tax Act vide D.I.No. AAATB1603NF2021301, U.R.No. AAATB1603NF20213, dated 23.09.2021

PLATINUM ACCREDITATION
(July 2020 to June 2021)
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What we do not do

What you can do

Animal Birth Control -Anti Rabies Vaccination

The effective dog management solution to stray dog issues

Garbage attracts and breeds stray animals across India and stray dog issues cannot be resolved until communities take up garbage disposal very responsibly. The temporary solution of killing dogs does not help, because new dogs will appear, migrating to feed on the garbage available. These dogs could breed, bite and carry rabies into the community.

One breeding pair of stray dogs can give raise to 2,000 in their lifetime. Neutering and vaccinating them is a sensible and scientific solution.

Animal Birth Control and Anti Rabies Vaccinations (ABC/ARV) for Stray Dogs is a programme supported by Animal Welfare Board of India through Government of India, Stray Dog Control Rules 2001.

The Rules mandates Civic bodies to conduct Animal Birth Control and Anti-Rabies Vaccination (ABC/ARV) programs to control Rabies and stray animal populations. It is also the safe and humane solution recommended by the World Health Organisation especially in countries where there is external garbage.

It is unlawful to order or plan the removal of stray dogs from the streets. Please call your local GHMC office or the Dog Squad, and request ABC / ARV instead!

GHMC ABC Centres / Animal Shelters

How do I know if a dog is sterilized and vaccinated?

Simple! Look for the notched-ear.

Ear notch helps to identify a sterilised & vaccinated dog

10 ways to make life better for stray animals

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A guide for volunteers in COVID times

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