No infrastructure
No isolation wards. No operation theatres. No ICU. No species-specific enclosures. The current facility is overwhelmed and under-equipped.
—Fundraising · City Centre Mall
Every neighbourhood
has a story.
Building a world where compassion has an address — a nexus of care poured in concrete, light and daily patience.
02The Gap
Why existing solutions
are not enough.
Rescuers alone
Individual rescuers bear the entire burden. 20–30 animals in one home. No medical support, no funding, no system behind them.
Inaccessible facilities
Shelters on city outskirts can't serve emergencies. Rescue response time, volunteer coordination, and citizen help all depend on proximity.
"The land is not merely valued for profit, nor are animals mere servants to man. Where action is rooted in dharma, divinity begins to awaken."
03The Concept
Not a shelter.
A living ecosystem.
Mohalle Mastane is a dual-layered movement: a decentralised network of community care units across every neighbourhood, anchored by a central hub that blends veterinary care, public spaces, art, education, and healing — all in coexistence. It is a new typology. A temple of Karuna.
- 01Street Circles — hyperlocal community units
- 02Central Hub — advanced medical + public space
- 03A self-sustaining financial model
05The Opportunity
A replicable model
for every city.
Our city is a prototype. With 640+ districts in India lacking proper animal welfare infrastructure, this community-driven, self-sustaining model can be deployed city by city — a franchise of compassion, not profit.
India's stray animal population80M+
Cities without proper shelters88%
Citizens willing to support locally72%
06Now & Next
From one neighbourhood
to a nation.
The Present
Standing with the rescuers
Right now, we support rescuers across different neighbourhoods and help the animals they care for — through feeding, rescue, surgeries, advanced care, foster, medication, and overall day-to-day care.
The Future
A home for coexistence
Ahead lies a dedicated clinic, a shelter, and the wider amenities a community needs to run smoothly — a permanent ground for compassion to live on.
07Support the Movement
Give a life
a chance.
Every rupee goes directly to rescuing, treating, and rehabilitating animals in the city — and to building the community that sustains this work. 100% towards animal welfare and community care.
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Where every rupee goes
Transparency01Rescue & Emergency Response40%
02Veterinary Treatment & Medicine30%
03Shelter, Food & Daily Care20%
04Community & Awareness Programs10%
Mohalle Mastane is a registered charitable trust. All funds are audited and used exclusively for animal welfare objectives.
What your giving funds
Mobile Rescue Units
Fuel, equipment, and operations for emergency animal rescue across the city's neighbourhoods.
Veterinary Care
Surgeries, advanced diagnostics, medicines, post-operative care, and specialist treatment.
Daily Feeding & Shelter
Regular food, clean water, and safe shelter for injured and recovering animals.
Community Programs
Street Circles, volunteer training, awareness campaigns, and humane education.
Every amount matters here
Choose Your ImpactStories from the neighbourhood
Why It MattersThese are not statistics. These are real animals, real streets, real people — from the city's own neighbourhoods. Every case below was handled with the resources we had. Imagine what we could do with more.
Sector 9S-01
Fractured & found
A dog brought in with a fracture received a full month of dedicated care — and was later adopted by a loving family.
Adopted
Old Town ColonyS-02
The tetanus dog
A stray found with tetanus recovered after nearly a month of treatment. The very family that had once refused to help ended up adopting him.
Adopted by the same family
Riverside ColonyS-03
Tetanus & community
Another tetanus case — neighbours helped monitor, feed, and care. She survived because the neighbourhood chose to act.
Survived with community support
Sector 14S-04
Heat stroke & pregnancy
A pregnant dog collapsed in the heat. She received saline and emergency treatment at a critical moment.
Treated in time
Near Madhuban HotelS-05
Till the very end
A dog with a serious brain injury was never left alone. A local lady provided round-the-clock care. He couldn't make it — but he did not suffer alone.
Never abandoned
Riverside ColonyS-06
Accident puppy
A puppy met with an accident and was rushed to hospital. Seven days of treatment and she was back on her feet.
Fully recovered in 7 days
Tumour cases
Tumours are among the most demanding cases — requiring weeks or months of consistent medication, monitoring, and care. These are some of the ones we've fought for.
City centreT-01
Rani — stray queen
Rani's tumour was caught early. Chemotherapy at the right stage ensured it did not develop further.
Early-stage chemo · Successful
Civil TownshipT-02
Large tumour case
Oral medication was administered consistently for nearly two months. Patience, resources, and daily commitment made this possible.
Two months oral medication · Ongoing
Across the cityT-03
Many more cases
Many such tumour cases across the city — each demanding timely diagnosis, the right medication, and months of consistent care.
Awaiting timely care & resources
08Critical Need · Ongoing
Surgeries &
advanced care.
Most injured strays do not survive because the right care arrives too late — or never at all. We are building a surgical and advanced care fund so that fractures, wounds, infections and critical illnesses can be treated quickly, fully and without compromise.
- —Emergency surgeries for fractures, wounds and life-threatening injuries
- —Diagnostics and specialist consultations that local rescuers cannot afford alone
- —Post-operative recovery, medicines and rehabilitation in a safe space
- —Every contribution goes directly to veterinary costs and aftercare
One emergency surgery
≈ ₹3,000–8,000
Covers fracture repair, wound surgery, or life-saving procedures under anaesthesia and post-op monitoring.
Advanced diagnostics
≈ ₹1,500–4,000
Blood tests, X-rays, ultrasounds and specialist consultations to diagnose complex cases accurately.
Long-term recovery
≈ ₹500/day
Medicines, dressing, physiotherapy and safe shelter until the animal is stable enough to return to the street.
Want to fundraise with us?
You don't have to give alone. Organise a collection in your neighbourhood, run a small campaign with friends, or simply share this page — every rupee your community raises is your community's act of care.
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A Call to Coexistence
Let every neighbourhood heal.
Build spaces. Build consciousness. Build a kinder city.