Centre for recovery and rehabilitation for injured/sick strays

World For All is starting a center with capacity to care for 50 stray animals at any given point of time. We have a helpline number that get calls for animals in distress, we have a team of 3 para vets and 3 drivers that rescue and treat them. However. some severe cases need hospitalisation. We are starting our own place where we have complete quality control of care, treatment and hygienic conditions so animals can recover in peace.

WFA animal helpline attends to 30 calls for treatment of sick/injured animals from Monday to Saturday. WFA is actively involved in cat sterilisation program. Every animal that comes to WFA for treatment is groomed and vaccinated. Apart from rescue, treatment and sterilisation, WFA actively promotes adoption of Indian breed puppies and kittens, we sensitise school and college students to be compassionate towards animals and environment under our program-Teach Co-Exist.

WFA is happy to announce that we are building our own centre of rehabilitation and recovery for sick and injured stay. This capacity building will help us serve more stray's and heal their pain.

We have tied up with Donatekart for procurement and supply chain logistic for all material and products require for the project.

We wish to raise a cumulative of INR 28 Lakhs. You may find expenditure breakdown .

01. Annual rent - INR 4,80,000

02. Annual Salary of drivers and para vets - INR 7,20,000

03. Annual medicines - INR 3,20,000

04. Laptop - INR 35,000

05. Annual fuel for three ambulances - INR 3,60,000

06. Cages and baskets for animals - INR 2,10,000

07. Operation table - INR 51,000

08. Autoclave - INR 5,500

09. Steriliser - 1,499

10. Anesthesia machine - INR 80,000

11. Surgical trolley - INR 12,500

12. ECG machine - INR 22,000

13. Food for animal - INR 5,40,000

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We aim to sterilise 30 dogs every 10 days, and provide hospitalisation for animals that come through our helpline. This will enable us to reach out to more stray animals as well as control their population and help reduce cruelty to them. Every animal that comes to under our care is groomed, dewormed and vaccinated against rabies.

We will also be conducting animal and environment sensitisation and awareness through our Teach Co-exist program to educate young students about importance of compassion towards stray animals and environment.