01 — Events · Volunteers · Drives

Show up for a neighbourhood.
Change a street forever.

Every event we run is a chance for a neighbour to become a rescuer. Feeding rounds, vaccination camps, sterilisation drives, awareness walks and weekend trainings — all powered by people from the lanes they serve.

02 — Featured Campaign · Winter

Be the reason
they stay warm.

Bori Bed Drive · ₹40

Your ₹40 can bring warmth to a life.

This winter, we won't let our stray companions feel the cold. Our team has started a small initiative to help them stay warm by making bori beds with the help of our volunteers — simple beds that make a big difference on harsh winter nights.

Support this kind initiative by donating a small amount and sponsoring a bori bed for just ₹40. Please tie the bed securely with a knot so it stays where it's needed most.

"Be the reason a stray sleeps warm tonight."

Two stray dogs resting on a bori (jute sack) bed against an ochre wall
03 — Upcoming & Recurring

What's happening in the neighbourhoods.

Every
Sunday
Recurring

Neighbourhood Feeding Round

7:00 AMSectors 2, 5 & 7

Join the weekly feeding loop. Walk a lane, feed the regulars, log new faces. Best entry point for first-time volunteers.

Last
Saturday, monthly
Camp

Free Vaccination & Health Camp

10:00 AM – 4:00 PMVenue announced on WhatsApp

Anti-rabies shots, deworming and basic checkups for street and community dogs. Volunteers needed for crowd handling and logging.

Rolling
Drive

Sterilisation Drive (ABC)

On callAcross city neighbourhoods

Catch–neuter–release in partnership with local vets — only for animals that require it. Volunteers help with safe handling, transport and post-op fostering.

First
Saturday, monthly
Awareness

Awareness Walk in Schools

5:00 PMLocal schools · citywide

Short, gentle sessions with students on coexistence with street animals — bite safety, feeding etiquette, reporting cruelty.

Quarterly
Training

Rescuer Training Workshop

Half dayMohalle Mastane base

Hands-on basics of safe rescue: approach, restraint, first response, when to call a vet, when to call a foster.

Anytime
Foster

Foster a Healing Animal

Self-pacedYour home

Open your home for 1–4 weeks to a recovering animal. We provide food, medicines and a rescuer on call.

04 — Become a Volunteer

Pick a role.
Start this week.

You don't need experience. You need a lane, a phone, and an hour. We'll guide you the rest of the way through the community WhatsApp group.

Feeder

1–2 hours / week

Adopt a lane. Feed the regulars on a fixed loop. The simplest, most consistent act of care.

Rescuer

On call

Respond to local sightings — injured, abandoned or stuck animals. Training provided.

Foster Parent

1–4 weeks

Host a recovering animal at home. We cover food and medicines; a rescuer stays in touch.

Transport Volunteer

As available

Drive animals to vets and camps. Two-wheeler or car owners especially needed.

Awareness Lead

Monthly

Run small school or society sessions on coexistence and safe interaction with street animals.

Logger / Coordinator

Remote

Track cases on WhatsApp, update records, follow up on treatment and recovery.

"Every neighbourhood has its own story —
come help write the next chapter of yours."