Karma Rescue Foundation

20/03/2026

17/03/2026

What happens when a surgery goes wrong… and no one steps in?

Meet Brownie.
A survivor of pain he never deserved.

What should have healed… turned into suffering.
A failed surgery left him with infection, a blocked sinus, and a painful growth.

But he didn’t give up.
And neither did we.

Our team stepped in, treated him, and gave him a second chance at comfort and care. His journey isn’t over — but he’s no longer alone.

There are many more Brownies out there, silently suffering.

Donate. Support. Be their voice.
Because no animal should suffer in silence.

17/03/2026

*We would like to inform everyone that Mr. Vinayak Gaikwad is no longer associated with Karma Foundation and has moved on from his role as ambulance driver/employee*

We thank him for the time he worked with the organisation and wish him the best in his future endeavours.

Kindly note that he is not authorised to represent Karma Foundation, undertake rescues, collect animals, raise funds, or communicate on behalf of our organisation in any manner. Any such activity will not be associated with Karma Foundation.

For any rescue, medical emergency, or official communication, please contact Karma Foundation directly through our official channels.

14/03/2026

The humane way to manage community dog populations is through consistent sterilisation and vaccination.

Karma Foundation, in association with Harit by HCL Foundation, is proud to be driving this effort through a mass sterilisation program.

Each dog is sterilised, vaccinated against rabies, microchipped, fitted with a reflective collar, cared for post-surgery, and released back to the same area once recovered.

If there are community dogs in your neighbourhood, book a slot online and bring them in.

https://www.karmafoundation.ngo/Registerabc.aspx

It is time that sterilization in done in an accountable way -

*We have developed something exciting open for public viewing — a first-of-its-kind map that documents every animal sterilised through this drive, including the animal’s photo, exact location, sterilisation date, anti-rabies vaccination date, and microchip number.*

Stay tuned. A big step in transparency and public access is coming soon. 🐾

12/03/2026

🐾 Watch her incredible comeback…

She couldn’t stand, her body weak and wounded. With therapy, care, and endless patience, she slowly regained her strength.

Each tiny step was a win. Today… she’s walking again, finally safe and loved.

✨ Help more animals like her. Donate today—link in bio.

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10/03/2026

Our new hydrotherapy pool is now helping injured and paralysed animals recover through water therapy.

Hydrotherapy can improve mobility, rebuild strength, and support recovery after injuries and surgeries.

This facility aims to make rehabilitation more accessible for stray animals that need it the most.

📞 Call / WhatsApp: +91 83909 44337 to book an appointment
🗃️ Please carry a detailed medical report for veterinary evaluation.

Because every animal deserves a chance to recover. 🐾

25/02/2026

Sometimes saving a life means making the hardest decision.
Panda’s journey is proof that healing is possible.
Stand with us. Help us save more lives.
Donation link in bio.

16/02/2026

From pain to power. 🐾
Ruby’s journey wasn’t easy rescue, surgery, treatment, and relentless care.
Today, she stands strong. No more suffering. Only thriving. ❤️

11/02/2026

Rambo is healing, but the journey isn’t finished.
Every contribution goes toward his medicines, food, and continued treatment.
Stand by him as he recovers.
Donate now.
Link in bio.

03/02/2026

There’s a moment in rescue where the question changes.

Not “Can we save everything?”
But “What will give them dignity?”

Cheetha’s recovery is a reminder that compassion often means choosing what hurts less in the long run.

Help us keep choosing care, comfort, and courage—for every animal that comes through our doors.

📍 Donate via link in bio.