We have come a long way in taking a stand against injustice when we can see it. But unfortunately, millions of voiceless farmed animals are still being subjected to inhuman cruelty in illegal dairies, slaughterhouses, etc. Their plight has been hidden from us, and their cries for help are muffled. These animals are stifled in dingy sheds and housed in abysmal conditions. They are injected with harmful substances to extract milk, mistreated, and finally transported to illegal slaughterhouses when they are of no use. People for Animals Uttarakhand has resolved to ease the pain of these farmed animals. The organisation is actively involved in capacity building and advocacy. With more and more ill and injured animals being brought in each day, PFA Uttarakhand is in urgent need of funds to fight on behalf of helpless farm animals and others. Your contribution can ensure the end of mistreatment for hundreds of animals. 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).Unheard cries of voiceless farm animals“In illegal dairy units, animals are beaten, abused, and their bones are broken. If they are ill or injured, they are never given treatment. They are tied up in small spaces. Where there is space barely for 10, they keep 20, 30 or even 40 animals. And these animals spend their entire life in these painful conditions", says Dr Asher Jesudoss, animal welfare activist, who fights against the abuse of farmed animals.According to him, several crude, illegal and violent methods/practices are used to extract milk from cattle, which leave thousands with illnesses. “Labour pains are induced in cattle by injecting drugs; they are made to forcefully let down milk twice a day unnaturally. Their calves are pulled away and are not allowed to drink their mother’s milk. They are tied separately and later killed or left to die", he adds. With your support, PFA Uttarakhand can fight this battle and provide a better future for the animals in illegal farms.Urgent need for donations“We are trying to give these animals a good life, but we are dependent on public support. I humbly request each one to come forward, and please donate whatever you can so we can give these farmed animals and others a life away from abuse and suffering,” says Asher.Donate to this fundraiser by PFA Uttarakhand (implementation partner of India Animal Fund) on Give.do, India’s largest and most trusted online donation platform, to provide abused farmed animals a better future.

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Stray dogs and other animals on city streets are subjected to unimaginable abuse at the hands of people. These voiceless animals are purposely run over, beaten up, and even attacked with acid or hot oil. Darshan along with India Animal Foundation (IAF) has come to the aid of hundreds of such abused and mistreated animals providing them with urgent medical care and safe shelter. Darshan and IAF have also taken up the responsibility to implement animal birth control so that newborn strays are saved from the pain of street life. In addition, the NGOs are also raising their voice for the protection of strays through policy advocacy.But Darshan is struggling to keep up with the cost of medication and the growing number of ill, injured and abused animals. Your support can enable him to embrace even more stray animals in need. Donate today.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).Cries of the voicelessThe lives of stray animals are marked by acute suffering and deprivation. The most painful aspect is how they meet their end – helpless and in unbearable pain. They endure several hardships such as harsh weather, starvation and illness but abuse from people is something many dogs and other stray animals succumb to. “The people who hate animals, when they are unable to drive them away they simply attack them. The inflict grave injuries upon them, or run them over with their vehicles, or even throw hot oil or water on them. There have even been cases where people have stuffed puppies in sacks and thrown them and come”, says Darshan as he narrates the plight of stray animals.But Darshan and others have resolved to ease the suffering of strays but they can’t do it alone. Donate nowStand by stray animalsWe are giving these strays safe shelter, urgent medical care and rehabilitation. “I urge each one to come and support us so we can care for a greater number of stray animals and give them a dignified life”, Darshan pleads.Darshan has made it his life’s mission to provide care shelter to strays. Unfortunately, due to a significant rise in the cost of medicines, he is currently struggling to sustain his shelter and keep its doors open for helpless street animals. Its only your support which can enable him to keep his work going.Donate to this fundraiser on Give, India’s largest and most trusted online donation platform, to join Darshan’s mission to rescue ill, injured and abused stray animals and provide them urgent medical care.

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The plight of egg-laying hens in battery cages and their cries for help have gone unseen and unheard for decades, even as traditional Indian cage-free farming got increasingly ignored and fell by the wayside. “An estimated 40 crore chickens today are in battery cages. The time to free the battery-caged hens is now,” says Gauri Maulekhi of People for Animals-Uttarakhand (PFA-Uttarakhand).The India Animal Foundation (IAF) is trying to do just that by helping Gauri and other organisations working to set up cage-free farms to save millions of hens from a life of endless suffering. Help build humane, cage-free poultry farms. 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), &amp; 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (USA). “The life of a hen confined within a tiny battery cage is nothing short of hell. These innocent creatures are denied the most basic rights – the freedom to stretch their wings or even access fresh air or sunlight. From the moment they hatch, their lives are marred by suffering. Their beaks are cruelly mutilated, causing excruciating pain, all in the name of profit. Can we, as compassionate individuals, turn a blind eye to such cruelty? Can we allow this heart-wrenching pain to continue?” questions Gauri.What are Battery Cages In factory-style poultry farms, hens are kept in small wire cages known as battery cages in which multiple birds are packed like sardines leaving them no space to move or walk. Up to a dozen hens can be cramped into these cages, with each bird having less space than an A4 size sheet of paper.  “These intelligent and sentient beings are trapped in a perpetual state of anguish. Each day, they are subjected to unnatural living conditions, treated as mere egg-producing machines with no regard for their suffering. They endure physical and emotional torment, living in constant fear and distress. The impact of battery cages on these innocent hens is profound, but we can ease their pain”, says Gauri.Help free caged hens and put an end to inhumane battery farming. Donate nowA solution to end suffering“In complete contrast to battery farming, traditional Indian poultry farming technique has cage-free farms where hens are allowed to roam freely. The eggs produced through cage-free farming are known to be healthier and cage-free farming can even be profitable for farmers” the NGO leader informs. However, farmers need support to take up cage-free farming. They require proper training and help in setting up poultry farms that give hens a chance to spread their wings freely. With your support, Gauri’s PFA-Uttarakhand and NGOs can enable hundreds of farmers to take up cage-free farming and check abusive and stifling farming techniques. Donate to this fundraiser on Give, India’s largest and most trusted online donation platform, to support India Animal Fund’s mission to save lakhs of hens from suffering in tiny battery cages and set up cage-free poultry farms.

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Sri Vrindavana Gokula charitable trust runs a goshala in the name of Sri Vrindavana Goshala for abandoned, injured and non-milking cows and bulls at goshala and presently on-boarded 120+ cows and bulls at goshala in Gopalnagar near Kumbalgudu. The goshala started with 6 members initially including contributors and now we have grown to 120+ cows, bulls and calves which are rescued from slaughterhouses, injured or abandoned by caretakers. We at our goshala shelter them and take care of them with respect to food and other maintenance.

Kiran Kumar

Sri Vrindavana Gokula Charitable Trust

This nonprofit is registered as a charitable trust under section 12A of India's Income Tax Act, 1961.

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Every day lakhs of cows are slaughtered in India which is more important for agriculture and general health. Cow Urine has 11 international patents with respect to cancer treatment and many drugs use them in preparation for increasing the medicine potency. In 2009 at the supreme court, it was practically proven that taking care of cows is more beneficial than slaughtering them for the sake of meat and skin. Inspired by that scientific analysis and knowing the importance of cows, we started goshala to shelter indigenous breeds of India. 
 Vrindavana Goshala takes care of abandoned and Injured cows till their death and tries to utilise their cow dung and cow urine to the extent possible in agriculture and health care. Vrindavana goshala even organises health camps and helps in scientific research on cow dung and cow urine which would help health and agriculture in a very big way. Vrindavana goshala also makes small products such as phenyl, cow dung cakes, dhoops etc and tries to contribute a bit towards goshala maintenance. 
 We Vrindavana goshala through our research and innovation of new uses of cow dung and cow urine, wish to create an economy based on taking care of cows than slaughtering them. By educating farmers and people on the use of cow dung and cow urine, the focus from milk will shift to income which is unutilised or unknown to many and will be opened to the public, which reduces the want for goshala. We believe goshala is like an orphanage or old age of cows which are abandoned by owners due to various reasons.

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