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16/03/2024

Hi, we at PACT Foundation treat sick and injured stray animals of ALL species. We also have a 24/7 shelter where we have 40+ under our care. We require close to 2,000,000 per month to provide on spot treatment through our rescue vehicle or for day to day management of our shelter.

16/11/2023

This is Scooter one of our paralysed wards. He is ok with puppies but fights fiercely with other bigger dogs ( maybe his way of showing he may be down but not out to other dogs ) , he allows only some of his bigger friends to come near him. We are exploring options for him whether to go for amputation and prosthetics or leave him be which might not be good as he grows in size. He refuses to be in 2 different wheelchairs we made for him and wants to run around all the time hence the name 'scooter'. here he is in one of his brief moments of calm.

This guy is an old dude, as per reporters he met with an accident near a local police station. The police personnel ther...
16/11/2023

This guy is an old dude, as per reporters he met with an accident near a local police station. The police personnel there were kind enough to provide sanctuary to him instead of kicking him out. Since they weren't able to help him medically, we reached the spot , provided basic first aid and bought to our shelter. These are some of the pics of immediate support and post bringing to our shelter and then next day bandage change. Front foot is extremely damaged, multiple fractures, as per vets advice we will wait fr the external wound to heal and looking at healing rate and other factors will decide on next course of action. he is more than 12 years old but a brave guy.

16/11/2023

Experimenting with drip irrigation in our small greenhouse section.

16/11/2023
16/11/2023
This poor female was sleeping on the side of the road and a car ran over her abdomen and lower spine. She was unable to ...
31/03/2023

This poor female was sleeping on the side of the road and a car ran over her abdomen and lower spine. She was unable to stand up. before being bought to us, the rescuers were advised by many to euthanize. Im glad they decided to bring to us.
After prolonged treatment, which included medicines, physiotherapy and proper diet, im happy to say that she is able to stand up now and also able to walk around. Still under observation but hopefully she should be fine to be released back in her area soon.

one of the many cases undergoing treatment at our shelter
20/03/2023

one of the many cases undergoing treatment at our shelter

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This is Scooter one of our paralysed wards. He is ok with puppies but fights fiercely with other bigger dogs ( maybe his way of showing he may be down but not out to other dogs ) , he allows only some of his bigger friends to come near him. We are exploring options for him whether to go for amputation and prosthetics or leave him be which might not be good as he grows in size. He refuses to be in 2 different wheelchairs we made for him and wants to run around all the time hence the name 'scooter'. here he is in one of his brief moments of calm.

Experimenting with drip irrigation in our small greenhouse section.

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Pioneer Animal Care Takers (PACT) Foundation

Pioneer Animal Care Takers Foundation has a 24/7 operational shelter in Hyderabad, Telangana State. India. Currently PACT has 50 plus in-house animals. PACT conducts rescues, sterilization, rehabilitation, adoption drives and other public awareness programs for stray animals and wildlife . For any information related to animal welfare call PACT helpline-9160650089.