How can we help injured stray dogs in Bangalore?

Report Injured Animal If the animal is unfamiliar or unfriendly and is severely injured – this is where CUPA can help. Call our helpline 080 22947300 / 301 and explain the situation to the receptionist.

Where do BBMP take stray dogs?

What to do for stray dog menace? Ans: BBMP has control room in Head office and at eight zonal offices. general public can contact any of the control rooms regarding stray dog complaints. Public can also contact the Animal Welfare Organisations, officers and staff of Animal Husbandry Division of BBMP.

What does BBMP do with stray dogs?

BBMP with the assistance of Animal Welfare Organisations’ (AWOS) pick up Stray Dogs for sterilisation to control their population. After sterilisation and immunisation against rabies, these Dogs are released back in the same area.

Where is voice of stray dogs in Bangalore?

The Voice of Stray Dogs or VOSD is a 7-year-old non-profit which works towards caring for dogs in every kind of distress. They also built India’s first canine blood bank. Address: 1st Floor, Pine Valley Building, Embassy Golf Links, Off Intermediate Ring Road, Bangalore – 560071 Open from 9am – 6pm, Monday – Saturday.

Which is the best place to adopt a dog in Bangalore?

For the rescue and treatment of sick and injured stray animals in Bangalore, kindly contact the CUPA Trauma Centre also referred to as Veterinary hospital Hebbal. 2. Charlie’s Animal Rescue Centre – CARE helps with Rescue, adoption, and medical care of cats and dogs in need.

Where can I find VOSD stray dog rescue?

VOSD stray dog rescue has been the subject of hundreds of television, radio, and newspaper stories and documentaries including in the BBC, Al Jazeera, CNN IBN, NDTV, The Times of India, Economic Times, Deccan Chronicle, News18 etc in India, Japan, Germany, South America etc.

What does StrayDog mean by NO KILL shelter?

No-Kill Shelter and Sanctuary. Rescue, Rehab, Rehome. and support our mission. Partner with Straydog and our mission – To rescue and rehabilitate homeless and abandoned dogs in a no-kill environment until each is adopted into a caring, loving home; and to act as a sanctuary for those dogs who are never adopted.