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Animal Welfare
| Project Name | Construction of Canine Rehabilitation Shelter | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Amount Utilized (INR) | 435200 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Project Description | Funds were utilized by World For All to construct a Canine Rehabilitation Shelter in Karjat, designed to provide long-term care for aged, injured, and disabled street dogs suffering from conditions such as paralysis, neurological disorders, blindness, and chronic illnesses. The facility is equipped with a fully functional surgical operation theatre, kennels, a grooming room, a kitchen for preparing fresh meals, and open spaces for the animals’ well-being. The shelter has the capacity to house over 300 canines requiring lifelong care. Staffed by a qualified medical team, the shelter enables rescue, surgical intervention, treatment, and post-operative care. The project aims to offer a safe, compassionate space for emergency cases from Mumbai and neglected rural regions of Maharashtra, ensuring every animal receives dignified care and a respectful end-of-life. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Locations | Raigad > Maharashtra (MH) | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Causes | Healthy Community > Health awareness,Healthy Community > Infrastructure development,Healthy Community > Medical aid,Healthy Community > Capacity building of healthcare providers & caregivers,Healthy Community > Food security & nutrition,Climate action and Community resiliency > Animal welfare & conservation,Climate action and Community resiliency > Shelter,Climate action and Community resiliency > Protection from violence & abuse | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Beneficiary Group | Others | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Beneficiary Description | The beneficiaries comprise rescued street dogs who cannot survive independently due to severe medical or physical conditions such as neurological disorders, partial or full paralysis, limb loss, autism, blindness, epilepsy, or other disabilities. This also includes injured and unsterilized street animals requiring urgent care. All have endured significant trauma from accidents, cruelty, or abandonment. Rescued by WFA, they now receive medical treatment, rehabilitation, and lifelong shelter in a safe, dignified environment, ensuring comfort, care, and the love they have never previously experienced. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Impact | The Canine Rehabilitation Shelter in Karjat has already provided a safe haven for 75 permanently disabled and chronically ill dogs along with 2 birds and 1 snake, offering them lifelong care in a secure and nurturing environment. Additionally, the facility has conducted sterilization camps in and around the Takue area of Karjat, successfully sterilizing over 260 street dogs in and around Karjat, and vaccinating another 340 dogs against rabies and distemper—significantly contributing to population control and disease prevention in the region. The shelter has also eased the operational burden on World For All’s Mumbai facility by relocating permanent residents to Karjat. This has created additional capacity to admit and treat more emergency cases in the city, thereby enhancing the overall reach and efficiency of rescue and rehabilitation efforts. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Project Name | World For All Canine Shelter Construction | ||||||
| Amount Utilized (INR) | 160205 | ||||||
| Project Description | World Fpr All runs a Canine Care facility in Andheri East, Mumbai which has the capacity to admit and treat 110 dogs. Out of these 48 dogs are resident dogs who have been rescued over the years in a helpless state, with permanent disabilities, illnesses and cannot survive the harsh conditions on the streets. Hence WFA began the construction of a Canine Shelter in Karjat spread over 1.5 acres. The funds generated from TMM 2024 were directly used in the construction of the Boundary Wall with the foundation. | ||||||
| Locations | Mumbai suburban > Maharashtra (MH) | ||||||
| Causes | Health > Medical Support | ||||||
| Beneficiary Group | Others | ||||||
| Beneficiary Description | The Shelter will home canines found in helpless states, with permanent disabilities, illnesses and cannot survive the harsh conditions on the streets. It will create a safe space and home for the chronically diseased and downtrodden animals who have been kicked away, abandoned or unwanted because of their deformities. The shelter will also runs ambulance services in the area and will treat, rescue and conducting sterilization drives in rural Maharashtra to improve the plight of animals which is otherwise a neglected environment. | ||||||
| Impact | The construction of the Rehabilitation shelter for old and disabled Canines in Karjat is still underway. Once completed, the shelter will be able to care for a substantial capacity of approximately 350 canines at any point along with treating the large number of emergencies in the city. It will also create a safe space to help needy animals in rural Maharashtra who are otherwise neglected and devoid of medical services and care. The boundary wall, fencing and foundation construction was of due paramount to ensure clear demarcation of the shelter. This was successfully completed and the remaining shelter is continuing to be built. | ||||||
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| Project Name | Probably Paradise Shelter | ||||||||||||
| Amount Utilized (INR) | 295500 | ||||||||||||
| Project Description | The Probably Paradise shelter is the most recent addition to World For All located in Karjat . It is space that is an actual paradise, safe haven and home for over 480 disabled and old animals (approx. 280 dogs, 160 cats, 15 donkeys, 4 horses, 9 ponies, a pig and 2 cows). A place where the dying has chosen to live a new life and those who pass on, die with dignity. It aims to provide a home for the chronically diseased animals and creates a safe space for the downtrodden animals, who have been kicked away unwanted because of their deformities or old age. Located on a 1.5 acre plot, all the 480+ inmates have had a traumatic past. While many have been abandoned, some have been maimed in accidents and others rescued from abusive environments. As the shelter is in dire need of funds for the daily and medical needs of the animals as well as the diminishing infrastructure. , our appeal for funds was to cover the daily needs which include Small and Large Animal, Water, Vet Visits, Medication, Salaries, Maintenance and Repair, Firewood, Fuel and Transport which amounts to INR 2,86,900/ month. | ||||||||||||
| Locations | Raigad > Maharashtra (MH) | ||||||||||||
| Causes | Health > Medical Support | ||||||||||||
| Beneficiary Group | Others | ||||||||||||
| Beneficiary Description | All the 480+ inmates dogs, cats, ponies, donkeys and cows have had a traumatic past. While many have been abandoned, some have been maimed in accidents and others rescued from abusive environments. These are chronically diseased animals and the shelter creates a safe space for the downtrodden animals, who have been kicked away unwanted because of their deformities or old age. Probably Paradise Shelter is a beautiful healing land - a place for a second chance at life and to die with love and dignity. | ||||||||||||
| Impact | The funds raised through TMM 2023 allowed the shelter to run smoothly for a month. This ensured maximum care and quality services which is often a struggle given the stress and time-consuming factor of fundraising for the next month to run efficiently. Rescues at PPS have seen trauma beyond our imagination. Whether through accidents, cruelty or abandonment, they have come to PPS to heal and finally live a safe and dignified life they deserve. Being loved is something they have never known and PPS gives them this in abundance. It is heart-breaking to see financial limitations when all the care and love is given without thinking twice. Funds raised helped the shelter smoothly, to benefit easily 450 animals which range from cats and dogs to ponies and horses. To create a bigger impact through quality medical care, infrastructure and smooth running without the stress of continuously fund-raising, allowing them to focus solely on animal care and compassion. | ||||||||||||
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