Help Us Care For & Feed Homeless Animals

There are more than 50 million strays in India. 50 million unwanted and neglected animals that have no where safe to be. All they have is the constant uncertainty of where their next meal will come from.

My mum, Rita, can’t bare to see the 500 homeless animals that live in the 3 km radius of her vicinity starve and suffer. So, she uses the majority of her monthly income, approximately £1000 to cook for and feed these animals. A portion of this income also goes into treating the poorly creatures who get hit by cars or hurt by people. She has also decided that 2019 was the time to invest in renting a room (less than 200 square meters) to house stray animals who can no longer live on the roads. They are old, crippled or have life-long injuries that need shelter from the elements. We now house about 27 of them.

My mother, who is 54, is happy to do this hard and emotionally draining work of taking care of these voiceless beings. But on occasion, she breaks down as she isn’t an established charity and she doesn’t know how long she can support this cause without external help. She needs assistance. She needs donations.