“When I see a monkey lying on the roadside, abused by people or bleeding after getting electrocuted, I feel their pain as if it were my own. They scream not just in agony, but in fear that they might be beaten up again,” says Hari Kishan Mangle, founder of Guardian of Angels, an NGO devoted to rescuing and treating injured and abused monkeys.Hari spent everything to set up a rescue and rehabilitation centre equipped to treat animals but his own efforts could take him only this far. He is in urgent need of support to continue providing urgent medical care to monkeys and other animals. Your donation can mean life for an animal. Donate generously.Donate easily through UPI, all debit/credit cards and net banking.Charitable donations to this fundraising campaign are tax exempted under 80G of the Income Tax Act (India).<img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/f9d9d9b6-3c9f-4df2-8ffc-0e89c4d6fa58.webp" />Every life mattersAcross India, monkeys suffer silently — electrocuted on live wires, run over by vehicles, beaten, or trapped. “We find them with broken backs, deep burns, or shattered limbs. Some tremble so much from fear they won’t even touch food,” says Hari Kishan.At Guardian of Angels, every rescue is a race against time. The team rushes to the spot, stabilises the monkey with emergency care, and brings them to the centre for treatment. Trained veterinarians clean wounds, perform surgeries, and nurse them back to health. “Watching a monkey who couldn’t move begin to climb again after weeks of treatment, that’s what keeps us going,” Hari Kishan shares.From fear to freedomMany monkeys that reach Guardian of Angels have endured unimaginable cruelty, chained for years, burned, or beaten for amusement. “When they first arrive, their eyes are full of pain and distrust,” says Hari Kishan. “But with time, care, and love, those same eyes begin to soften. They start to trust again.”Once recovered, the team ensures the monkeys are safely released back, far from the dangers of roads and electric lines. For those who can never return, the centre becomes their permanent home, where they can play, rest, and live without fear.<img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/769dd661-a3c0-4f55-8903-b51e10381a99.webp" />Why your help is urgently neededRescuing and healing an injured monkey takes days of intensive care and resources, from medicines and surgeries to food and shelter.With calls for help increasing every week, Guardian of Angels struggles to meet the growing cost of care. “Every life matters. But sometimes, due to lack of funds, we have to make heartbreaking choices,” says Hari Kishan. “That’s why we’re asking for your support, so no suffering animal is ever left behind.”Your donation will help:Rescue and transport injured and abused monkeysProvide life-saving medical treatment and surgeriesFeed and rehabilitate recovering monkeysExpand and maintain the shelter for long-term residentsBe their guardian, give them hope, healing, and lifeYour contribution helps an injured monkey stand again, eat again, live again. It turns suffering into safety and fear into freedom.Join Guardian of Angels in their mission to rescue, heal, and protect India’s monkeys. Your kindness can save a life today.Donate to this fundraiser by Give, India’s most trusted online donation platform, to support Guardian of Angels Trust in its mission to rescue and rehabilitate injured monkeys.

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For over 20 years, the Camel Welfare Project by Help In Suffering (HIS), Jaipur, has been a lifeline for thousands of camels — and the communities that depend on them.Once revered as the “ships of the desert,” camels in India now face a silent crisis: a shrinking population, worsening health, and increasing abandonment. Many are overworked, injured, or abandoned when no longer economically viable.But there is hope. With your support, HIS continues to deliver compassionate, species-specific care to camels across Rajasthan — reaching remote villages, deserts, and crowded camel fairs where no other help exists.<img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/90c25748-5577-4c80-a102-c38f94bc0c5a.webp" />Donate easily through UPI, all debit/credit cards and net banking. Charitable donations to this fundraising campaign are tax exempted under 80G of the Income Tax Act (India).What your donation supports:Treatment &amp; Care - helps injured and sick camels across rural and urban JaipurEducation for camel owners — visual and bilingual resources, puppet shows, and training to ensure better treatment and long-term careHumane Education - instill values of compassion, tolerance and coexistence in the next generation  20 Years of Impact at HIS1,22,000+ camels treated16,863 camel carts made road-safe with reflectors35,542 camels dewormed16,655 harmful nose pegs replaced~5,000 people reached annually — including 1,000+ camel-owning familiesOnly 2 road accidents recorded since the reflector programme beganWhy we need your help now:With rising costs and growing need, the Camel Welfare Project of HIS (supported by the India Animal Fund) is seeking public support to keep its programmes running.Together, we can keep these gentle giants safe, healthy, and treated with dignity — while supporting the marginalised communities who rely on them.<img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/b83976a4-ed79-40eb-a519-e3569030ed02.webp" />Be a lifeline for Rajasthan’s camels.Donate to this fundraiser by India Animal Fund (IAF) on give.do, India’s largest and most trusted online donation platform, to provide abused, overworked, and injured camels with urgent medical treatment and care.

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“We often find cows standing helplessly in the middle of busy roads, thin, confused, and hungry. So often these cows get run over by speeding trucks or cars and lying in agonising pain, while passers by move past without a care,” says Hari Kishan Mangle, founder of Guardian of Angels, an NGO that rescues and provides medical care, food, and shelter to abandoned and injured cows.Hari has dedicated his life to a single vision. No cow ever lives a life of pain, suffering and hunger. And with public support he can ensure he strives everyday to make his vision a reality. Your donations can ensure medical care, food and shelter for hundreds of abandoned, injured or ill cows. Donate now. Donate easily through UPI, all debit/credit cards and net banking.Charitable donations to this fundraising campaign are tax exempted under 80G of the Income Tax Act (India).<img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/cf47d1c2-6a4f-496c-9dd8-1a45bd4a6b15.webp" />Left behind after a lifetime of givingAcross cities and villages, thousands of cows are abandoned once they stop producing milk and are no longer of any monetary value. “It’s a sad truth, cows that once provided so much to families are left to fend for themselves when they’re no longer useful,” says Hari.Many of these cows, haven't known life outside a cowshed or backyard. Suddenly left on the streets, they struggle to find food or safety. They eat from garbage piles, drink polluted water, and often meet with road accidents. “It’s painful to see them trying to survive in an environment they don’t understand,” Hari shares quietly.<img src="https://cfstatic.give.do/18162c55-956c-44de-9ae0-44ec1957efa5.webp" />A place where care replaces neglectAt Guardian of Angels, every rescued cow receives immediate medical attention, clean food, and a safe shelter. The team’s veterinarians treat wounds, fractures, and infections with patience and care. Once recovered, the cows spend their days peacefully in open spaces and resting under shade, away from danger.“We want to give them back a little of the care they gave us all their lives,” says Hari. “It’s about dignity, not charity. They deserve to live without hunger or fear.”Why your support is vitalThe number of rescue calls the NGO receives is increasing every month. But caring for a single cow, food, medicine, and shelter, costs thousands of rupees. Without public support, it’s difficult to meet the growing need.Your donation will help:Rescue cows abandoned or injured on roadsProvide medical treatment and rehabilitationEnsure regular food, water, and shelterMaintain and expand the sanctuary to protect more animals“When people come forward to help, it tells us that compassion still exists, and that keeps us going,” says Hari Kishan.Be their guardianEvery contribution helps an abandoned cow find comfort, safety, and care. Donate to this fundraiser by Give, India’s most trusted online donation platform, to support Guardian of Angels Trust in its mission to rescue and care for abandoned and injured cows.

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PETA India, based in Mumbai, was launched in January 2000. It operates under the simple principle that animals are not ours to experiment on, eat, wear, use for entertainment, or abuse in any other way, while also educating policymakers and the public about animal abuse and promoting an understanding of the right of all animals to be treated with respect.PETA India focuses primarily on the areas in which the greatest numbers of animals suffer the most: in laboratories, in the food industry, in the leather trade, and in the entertainment business.

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PETA India to operates under the simple principle that animals are not ours to experiment on, eat, wear, use for entertainment, or abuse in any other way, while also educating policymakers and the public about animal abuse and promoting an understanding of the right of all animals to be treated with respect.PETA India focuses primarily on the areas in which the greatest numbers of animals suffer the most: in laboratories, in the food industry, in the leather trade, and in the entertainment business, and have dedicated campaigns to reduce suffering of animals in all of these areas. We currently have far more opportunities to help animals than we have financial resources.PETA India’s investigations, public education efforts, research, animal rescues, legislative work, special events, celebrity involvement, and national media coverage have resulted in countless improvements to the quality of life for animals and have saved countless animals’ lives.  
 1) PETA India’s Emergency Response Team: To help pay for trained emergency response, cruelty cases, veterinary staff, and sterilisation expenses as well as food, medicine, and other treatment expenses for ill or injured animals.2) Promoting Non-Animal Tests and Ending Animal Suffering in Laboratories: To support PETA India’s scientists and campaigners; expenses to meet regulators, companies, and researchers; and outreach expenses, including workshops to train regulators and other scientists in non-animal methods. 3) To support our campaigns to stop cruelty to animals used for food, funding would support the staff who carry out investigative work and pay for billboards and other advertisements, printing of resources, demonstrations, outreach for plant based food, other events, and more.4) Promoting Animal-Free Fashion: Funding would support the staff who carry out this work, help place billboards and ads, pay for printing of resources that support this campaign, and help meet other needs. 5) Ending Cruelty to Animals Used for Entertainment: Funding would support the staff who carry out this work, investigations documenting cruelty, online campaigns, billboards, and advertisements pressuring authorities to act and/or calling on the public to shun entertainment involving live animals.  
 1)	In a year, the Emergency Response Team responds to more than 90,000 calls. More than 3,000 cases required treatment by PETA India’s veterinary staff. Over 300 animals were treated for minor conditions on the spot and immediately released, while 151 required hospitalisation. More than 2,600 calls involved animal abuse. Funding will help strengthen this team 2)	PETA scientists, including from PETA India and other PETA entities, have developed a strategy to advance medical and scientific progress and to end animal testing3)	To be able to conduct more investigations into farms, slaughter houses and wet markets, these investigations are vital to bringing about policy-level change and awareness. 4)	To be able to promote animal free fashion. Our creative celebrity ads and billboards help urge people to shun clothing that is the result of animal suffering.5)	Animals across India are suffering for human entertainment. A PETA India study revealed that more than 100 horses used to pull tourist carriages in Kolkata are anaemic, malnourished, and chronically starved; funding will support in rescuing and rehabilitating these animals.

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