Visakha Society for Protection and Care of Animals (VSPCA)

Visakha Society for Protection and Care of Animals (VSPCA) The population of street dogs in urban Vizag is healthier and ever-shrinking, as a result of our consistency.

VSPCA is an eco-sanctuary established in 1996 in Visakhapatnam working diligently to improve the conditions for animals in India while preserving vulnerable communities and ecosystems. Since 1996, the Visakha Society for the Protection and Care of Animals (VSPCA) has worked diligently improving the conditions for animals in India while preserving vulnerable communities and ecosystems. VSPCA’s expa

nding initiatives include halting illegal poaching & trade-in internationally-protected sea turtles and sharks, rescuing cows, water buffaloes and calves from cultural and illegal slaughter & transportation, and, providing permanent happy sanctuaries to hundreds of dogs, cats, birds, snakes, rams, monkeys, horses, rabbits, tortoises, ducks, raptors and animals suffering severe abuse or neglect. VSPCA provides a clean and permanent home to over 1300 large and small rescued animals in our Shelter near the city as well as, at VSPCA’s "Kindness Farm.” We provide spay and neuter procedures and, vaccines and health checks to 150,000 street dogs and many thousands of cats. VSPCA promotes veganism through action and education. We are special educators to children grades 8-10 in a partnership with Law Enforcement and the National Government. We partner with governments, universities, corporations and NGOs on break-through initiatives compelling communities to join us in making our ecosystems healthy and sustainable. VSPCA provides therapy to humans who are challenged – the blind, elderly and terminally ill.

We received information about a dog in Madhurawada who had reportedly been injured in an accident and was struggling wit...
22/08/2026

We received information about a dog in Madhurawada who had reportedly been injured in an accident and was struggling with an injured leg.

Our rescue team immediately reached the location and carefully brought him to Shelter-1 by the help of Oscar Vehicle for further care.

He was transported safely on a stretcher to avoid putting additional pressure on his injured leg.

At the shelter, he received the necessary veterinary examination, treatment, wound care. With timely treatment, care, and attention, he is now recovering well.

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21/08/2026

This is a typical case of an abandoned pedigree dog abuse.. We rescued the dog and gave him for adoption, but he was again surrendered to us with a severe infection in his legs, covered with maggots. Unfortunately, his condition became so serious that his leg had to be amputated for his survival.

We are all completely aware that the most abandoned and abused dogs are pedigree breeds. From the time they are forcefully and illegally brought into this world and this region, they are abused first by breeders for fast money and then by owners. Even with a little bit of sickness, they are pushed onto the roads. These dogs are unable to cope with the climatic conditions and, hence, are left on the streets. People who cannot afford their repeated treatments take the ultimate decision to abandon them.

It is a matter of great concern that the authorities are not applying the regulatory measures strictly. As a result, the populations of these breeds are flooding the streets and shelters, mostly out of sympathetic circumstances, because they cannot survive on the roads under such harsh conditions.

These abandoned breed dogs are also responsible for the spread of suspected rabies, as they often do not receive proper vaccinations.

The Government should be prudent enough to promote Indian dogs, which can help save many human lives by addressing the rabies issue.

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He was found in the stadium area with a severely damaged and infected ear.The condition had become extremely painful, wi...
20/08/2026

He was found in the stadium area with a severely damaged and infected ear.

The condition had become extremely painful, with maggots infesting the damaged tissue and the surrounding area badly affected.
Our rescue team brought him to Shelter-1 and started treatment immediately.

His wound was carefully cleaned, the maggots were removed, and medication was given to control the infection.

His ear area was deeply infected and severely damaged, leaving him vulnerable and exhausted. At his age, surviving such a condition alone would have been incredibly difficult.

He is now under veterinary care and receiving regular treatment as he begins his journey toward recovery.

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An SOS call brought us to NAD Junction where an injured dog was found helpless and struggling to move. His leg appeared ...
20/08/2026

An SOS call brought us to NAD Junction where an injured dog was found helpless and struggling to move. His leg appeared to have suffered a serious injury, possibly from an accident, leaving him unable to move properly and vulnerable on the roadside.

After receiving the information, our rescue team immediately reached the location. Seeing his condition, the team carefully rescued him and brought him safely by the help of Oscar Ambulance to our Shelter-1 where he could receive the medical attention and care he desperately needed.

At the shelter, he was examined and given the necessary treatment. With proper care, rest, and continuous support, his condition has gradually improved.

Today, he is recovering well and getting stronger each day.

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A dog suffering from a severe maggot-infested wound on his head was found in Endada and handed over by compassionate ani...
18/08/2026

A dog suffering from a severe maggot-infested wound on his head was found in Endada and handed over by compassionate animal lovers.

He was in poor condition, with a badly infected wound infested with maggots. He was immediately brought in for veterinary treatment and placed under proper care.

For the next three months, he received regular wound care, medication, nourishment, and close monitoring. Gradually, his wound healed and his strength returned.

After three months of treatment and care, he has fully recovered and is now healthy and happy.

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16/08/2026

This Independence Day, we celebrated freedom by rescuing, protecting, and giving neglected lives the chance to be free again.

In 80 years of India’s Independence, VSPCA has completed 30 years of giving freedom, protection, and hope to millions of animals of different kinds who were in distress and WE CONTINUE TO SERVE.

On this Independence Day, we once again did our best to create moments that feel like miracles.

One such miracle is the THALLAPALEM dog you see here.

Once trapped and in a very critical state with an iron stand and suffering in pain, today he is running free celebrating his own freedom.

This rescue was made possible through the dedicated efforts of
our Shelter Manager, Ms. B. Sarada
Veterinarian- Mr. Rajeshwar Ram & Paravets, who worked together to give him a second chance at life.

Happy Independence Day to all living beings.

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When we received the rescue call, we found this dog lying helplessly on the roadside, in severe pain and discomfort. He ...
16/08/2026

When we received the rescue call, we found this dog lying helplessly on the roadside, in severe pain and discomfort. He was suffering from a painful prolapse, with the affected tissue exposed and vulnerable to dust, dirt, and infection.

He was also extremely weak and malnourished. His poor physical condition made it even more difficult for him to cope with the pain and illness. Lying on the dusty roadside could have further worsened his condition and increased the risk of infection.

Although our rescue team was already extremely busy attending to other emergency rescue calls, we knew this dog could not be left there. His condition required immediate attention, so we made the effort to rescue him and bring him to our shelter.

He was given the necessary treatment and veterinary care. He is now stable and under observation at our shelter, receiving the nutrition, medication, and care he needs to regain his strength.

We hope he continues to improve and gets back on his feet soon.

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Celebrating Independence Day at VSPCA Shelter-1, Kommadi with our shelter animals.A day to cherish the values of freedom...
15/08/2026

Celebrating Independence Day at VSPCA Shelter-1, Kommadi with our shelter animals.

A day to cherish the values of freedom, liberty, and compassion for every living being.

Happy Independence Day





Freedom should belong to every living being. 🇮🇳This Independence Day, let’s choose kindness, compassion, and respect for...
15/08/2026

Freedom should belong to every living being. 🇮🇳

This Independence Day, let’s choose kindness, compassion, and respect for every life. ❤️🌍





A rescue call brought us to the **Daspalla area**, where this dog had reportedly been lying in the same place for three ...
14/08/2026

A rescue call brought us to the **Daspalla area**, where this dog had reportedly been lying in the same place for three days, unable to move. He appeared to have possibly fallen and appeared to be suffering from internal injuries.

Our rescue team reached the spot, brought him to our VSPCA shelter 1, and rushed him for veterinary care.

Now, he is finally receiving the treatment and care he desperately needed.

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