Animals : Social Programmes in India

India (National programmes)

PETA India
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
Leave a Gift to Animals in Your Will

Jamnagar District
Vantara
Parent organisation : Reliance Foundation
Securing the Future of Wildlife Through Science Led Care

Mumbai District
ACG Cres Foundation

Animal Rescue & Shelter Foundation Mumbai
Care for dogs & cats

Animal Matter to Me (AMTM)
Rescue, rehabilitation, and care of stray and abandoned animals.

Animal Rahat
Veterinary care for working animals, rescue and rehabilitation, humane treatment advocacy

Blue Cross of India Chennai
Animal birth control surgeries, Rescue of distressed animals, Adoption & fostering, Disaster Relief, Animal hospital, Mobile Hospital for street animals, Animal outpatient clinic, Animal shelters, Human education programmes, Animal crematorium

Delhi Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA)
Animal rescue, cruelty prevention, legal enforcement, public education

The Elephant Acoustics project
The Elephant Acoustics project mitigates human-elephant conflict in Assam.

Furry Flyers
Animal rescue, adoption, veterinary care, rehabilitation

Help in Suffering
Veterinary care, animal rescue, community education, rehabilitation

Humane World for Animals

People for Animals (PFA)
Rescue operations, animal shelters, veterinary hospitals, disaster relief, and education

Sanjay Gandhi Animal Care Centre (SGACC)
Animal rescue, rehabilitation, shelter, advocacy

Stray Relief and Animal Welfare (STRAW)
Animal rescue, sterilization, humane education

The Feline Foundation Mumbai
Cat welfare

Wildlife SOS
Wildlife rescue, anti-poaching, conservation, rehabilitation
Bears, Elephants, Leopards, Reptiles

India
Social programmes in India are shared districtwise.

On the index page of that district, we share NGOs and NGO Brands in the district.

In India, there are many NGOs which do not have official website, so we share either links to the official site (wherever possible) or name. While we know that many NGOs work in more than one district, we share the district where the NGO is registered.

In the social programmes, we first share the district with link to it and then the NGO in that district where it has programmes but if the NGO works in more than half the districts of any particular state, we share the state. In case of UTs, we share districts.

We share programmes of NGOs, Funding Agencies, Corporate Foundation, Philanthropists and their organisations, celebrities and their organisations, colleges where students volunteer with an NGO or clubs which help NGOs.

We do not share corporates issuewise because they are for profits.

We do not mention whether the organisation is NGO or funding agency or Corporate Foundation or philanthropic organisation or organisations started by celebrities because then the focus shifts from social programmes to organisation types and funding agencies can get unnecessary calls or emails because NGOs want funding.

While we do not cover political and religious issues, if an organisation works in any other social issue, we cover that organisation name with link to the related issue programme