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People For Animals “Karunashram"

Rescuing domestic and wildlife since 1998 in Wardha District.
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People for Animals (Wardha) was founded in 1999 and was developed as an initiative of a few young people with the intention of protecting the basic rights of animals that are ill treated, injured or abandoned. Our organization has grown over the years and does many activities such as stray dog sterilization, anti-rabies programs, first aid camps for animals, rehabilitation and adoption of abandone

d animals. Besides this, the shelter is also legally authorized to treat and house wild life which it actively does.

25/05/2024

The scorching heatwave is taking its toll on both humans and wildlife. With forests drying up and resources dwindling , wild animals, including langurs and deers, are venturing into urban areas in search of water and sustenance. Tragically, many fall victim to road accidents, heat storke, dehydration and electrocution in their desperate quest for survival.

At our rescue center, we’re witnessing the heartbreaking consequences firsthand. Thanks to the swift action of the Forest Department Wardha, recently two injured langurs have been admitted to our care after harrowing road accidents. Our dedicated veterinary team is working tirelessly to ensure their recovery, providing the critical treatment they need to heal and thrive once more.
Join us in our efforts to safeguard our precious lives. Together, we can be their voice and their hope. 🙏🏼🌍.
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20/05/2024

At Karunashram, every winged visitor brings with them a story of resilience and hope. Among the many avian guests seeking refuge, two Shikra birds have recently found sanctuary within our walls.
One, a survivor of heatstroke from Wardha district, arrived weak and weary, but with a spirit that refused to falter. The other, separated from its nest in Chandrapur, longed for the safety of home, unable to take flight on its own.
Under our care, these brave souls are receiving the attention and treatment they need to heal and thrive once more. With each passing day, their wings grow stronger, their spirits brighter, as they prepare to spread their wings and return to the embrace of their natural habitat.
At Karunashram, we’re not just healing broken wings; we’re nurturing dreams of freedom and flight. Join us in celebrating the resilience of these two fledglings and the dedication of our team as we work towards a future where every bird can soar.

13/05/2024

🌿🐦 Help Save Our Feathered Friends! 🐦🌿

This Greater Coucal bird was rescued by a kind-hearted person when it was suffering from a heat stroke. Thanks to their swift action, the bird was brought to Karunashram for treatment. Here, we provide all necessary care until the bird is healthy enough to return to its natural habitat.
With heat waves on the rise, it’s crucial to protect our wildlife. If you come across a bird in distress due to heat stroke, please reach out to our team at Karunashram for assistance. Together, let’s ensure the well-being of all creatures sharing our planet.
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12/05/2024

Happy Mother’s Day! 🌟 Today, we’re celebrating the incredible caretakers who step up and become parents to the animals in our care. From nurturing leopard cubs to hand-raising baby langurs and deer fawns, their unwavering love and dedication are truly inspiring. 🦁🐒🦌 Our team at Karunashram has recently raised a number of adorable animals, providing round-the-clock care to ensure they thrive. It’s not just cuddles and playtime – it’s a tireless job of feeding, grooming, and monitoring their growth and behavior. 🍼🌿 We strive to give these precious beings the best possible start in life, even if it means stepping in when nature takes a tough turn. Thank you to our amazing caretakers for their selfless devotion to saving species from extinction..

03/05/2024

🐆 Happy International Leopard Day! 🎉

Today, we celebrate these majestic creatures and raise awareness about their conservation. 🌿 At the People For Animals Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Center, we’re committed to protecting leopards and their habitats. Join us in spreading love and knowledge about these beautiful big cats!
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16/04/2024

A nilgai in distress after being bitten and chased by stray dogs in a Amgaon village.

Our team, in collaboration with the forest department, swiftly responded to the call and successfully rescued the injured animal.

Now safe at Karunashram, our dedicated veterinary team is providing the necessary care and treatment for the nilgai's recovery.

Together, let's give this beautiful creature a fighting chance.

15/04/2024

Join our team at the “Karunashram” PFA Wildlife Rescue Center in Wardha 🌿

Are you passionate about animal welfare/wildlife conservation?

Do you have a degree in Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry?

We're looking for a dedicated Veterinarian to join our team and make a real difference in the lives of displaced wildlife/ distress animals.

As part of our team, you'll work under the supervision of the Director or Center In-Charge providing emergency relief to animals in distress.

Your key responsibilities will include supporting our mobile veterinary service, addressing human-wildlife conflict, and providing advance treatment to animals.

Whether you're a fresher or have experience working in an NGO, we want to hear from you.

Join us and be part of our mission to address the health and welfare needs of animals in Central India.

Send your resume and cover letter detailing your relevant experience and passion for animal welfare to

[email protected]/[email protected].

Together, we can ensure a brighter future for all living beings.

04/10/2023

The National Wildlife Week 2023 is celebrated across the country from 1st October onwards.

During this time, awareness on conservation and protection of animals is created and spread on a large scale.

The special week (1-7 October) is an ode to wildlife as it is a major part of our ecosystem and any harm caused can disturb the entire ecosystem.

Today, on the fourth day of Wildlife Week and World Animal Welfare Day, Kharangana Range Forest Officer has brought a rescued peafowl to Karunashram.

This bird has external fracture in the femur bone of its left leg.

The initial treatment has been initiated and surgery will commence soon.

We laud the quick response by Range Forest Officer Mr. Dnyaneshwar S.Gajbhe.

On the occasion of Wildlife Week, we salute to you for your love and care for birds and animals.

23/09/2023

A critically injured 7-feet-long python was rescued from Talegaon city by forest personnel and local snake rescuers.

The reptile suffered injuries to its ventral scales and trachea.

After being transferred to PFA Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Center in Wardha, our veterinarians conducted an hour-long operation to clean and stitch up the wounds.

The python received 20 days of veterinary care and treatment before being successfully released back into its natural habitat.

01/09/2023

International Primate Day 2023...!

Primates play an important role in maintaining well-functioning forest ecosystems since they serve as key ecological agents in the environment. They play important roles in the livelihoods, cultures, and religions of many societies, contribute to plant pollination and seed dispersal, and also serve as indicator species since the health of their populations reflects the general health of an ecosystem.
Right now there are many such primates in our center who have been admitted for treatment and care after being injured or separated from their mother. all of them have their own sad story who have been rescued from different places by our rescue team and forest department.

11/05/2023

Browny has been adopted and has found his forever home!🏡 Thank you to everyone who showed interest in him. We are delighted to inform you that Browny has been adopted by the kind family of Dr. Kalantri, who will provide him with the love and attention he deserves. Browny has settled into his new home and made friends with his new human family members.
There are many dogs out there just like Browny who are waiting for a loving family to take them home and give them a second chance at happiness.😊

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30/04/2023

Kindness comes a long way!!!

It never matters at what place you are but how you serve your society. On the occasion of World Veterinarian Day, Honorable MLA of Wardha Assembly Dr. Pankaj Bhoyar took the responsibility of taking care of a total of seven puppies in his home by pledging to take care of all the puppies. His son Aditya pledged to take care of the babies at home.

If everyone of us comes forward for a single stray dog,one day we can make this world a better place for all voiceless animals.

People for Animal- "Karunashram" teams thanks Honorable MLA Dr.Pankaj Bhoyar for helping out in our social cause.

You can too be a part of our efforts.
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25/04/2023

Wishing our director and pioneer of our rescue center Mr Ashish Goswami a very happy and healthy birthday. You have always been so inspiring to us and what we are able to do wouldn't be possible without your support. You are source of inspiration to us. As you add another year to your life count the blessings and the many lives you have touched. Here's wishing you again a very prosperous birthday...

09/04/2023

Rehabilitation can include all activities from rescuing injured/orphaned primates, providing medical/psychological care, raising orphans, to fostering behaviour and reintroducing them back into the wild.
Right now there are many such langurs in our center who have been admitted for treatment and care after being injured or separated from their mother.
Right now we have 6 langurs in our center out of which 4 are babies and 2 are semi adults all of them have their own sad story who have been rescued from different places by our rescue team and forest department. We will try to convey the story of all these distress voiceless creatures to you as soon as possible.

02/04/2023

Smoother highways may give us freedom to alter speed at cost of risk compensation but does it really give us freedom to take away lives of innocent ones too?

Nowadays rashdriving and overtaking cases are daily get to witness and read through local daily's. On a much talked highways like Samruddhi mahamarg we have been listening to news regarding accidents often. Better connectivity might saves a lot of time and helps us to reach the destination sooner but this Highway alone has turn into a nightmare for not only travellers but also to the animals. Since the construction of this highway the travel patterns of many wild animals have changed. In search of food and shelter these animals have been seen wandering directly to the Highways without knowing the front consequences which results in fatal accidents from vehicles living behind their lives. One such heart wrenching incident happened yesterday which caught people's attention. A female langur was crossing the road seeing speedy vehicle coming towards she flung her baby away from her without thinking for a second and sacrificed herself to save it's life.It's always said that nothing is as strong as mothers hearts and she proved it right.
This tragic incident occurred in front of an ambulance travelling from Odisha to Nashik when it halted at the Wardha toll booth in the morning. Mr. Kishore Suryavanshi and Vicky Pathan, the ambulance driver, saw this, they called the toll staff and rushed to rescue the female langur and her baby.They took the female langur and her baby to Karunashram which is 3 km away from the spot. During this journey between life and death the baby langur was continuously try to wake his mother who were lying unconscious hoping her baby is safe.Sadly we lost the mother but the baby is been treated and cared at Karunashram.The Ambulance staff went to Odisha to deliver the dead body, but while returning home showing social responsibility and compassion, they gave new life to a voiceless creature.

27/03/2023

Our Reptile rescue team recently released indian Rock Pythons and monitor lizard in the presence of Forest department personnel. These reptiles had been rescued from various inhabited localities in the area. Our work in rescuing snakes from human inhabitations provided relief to the people on the one hand and also ensured the survival of the snakes on the other hand.
The reptiles rescued by our volunteers were released in the dense forest of the kharangna range. we also requested the general public that in case a snake enters any home, the Forest department should be informed immediately about the same so that the reptile can be rescued and then released safely in the forest.

20/03/2023

Today marks as World Sparrow Day and World Rewilding Day and what could be more relevant than discussing New innovative praposals aiming wildlife conservation with Chief Secretary of Forest Smt leena Nandon Ministry of Environment Forest and Climate Change Government of India and Shri Bivash Ranjan Additional Director General of Forests MOEFC. As per Directives given by chairperson of People For Animals Smt Maneka Gandhi our PFA WRRC Director Mr Ashish Goswami and Center In-Charge (Wildlife) Mr Kaustubh Gawande met them at Paryavaran bhawan Delhi and have productive conversation on broad spectrum. What difficulties we usually face during wildlife rescues and rehabilitation to what we can actually do to minimize various such issues. Both the officially were supportive to our ideas and we wind up with Giving them Bird house as a token of remembrance for this day.

11/03/2023

The Wardha Forest Department and People for Animals Wildlife Rescue Center have succeeded in their endeavours. Whether it's a vicious animal or human being with mother's heart every situation can be tangled. One recent instance of a mother's affection for her descendant is the discovery of a 25-day-old female leopard cub in a field in Dahegaon village as sugarcane was being cut.The incident was promptly reported to the forest department by the locals. The Arvi Range Forest Officer Mr. Nitin Jadhav and other forest staff arrived at the scene as soon as they learned about the occurrence. They rescued the cub right away and started reunite procedure of cub with its mother, also for scientific methodology officials forward the information, regarding the issue to our PFA wildlife rescue and rehabilitation center wardha. Our veterinary team conducted a spot health examination of the cub. Once declared fit for reunion, the cub was taken back to the spot from where it was found. For the reunion to be a success, the cub was kept in a secure crate.
In a late-night operation, with a collaborative efforts of PFA WRRC team and the Forest Department successfully reunited a cub with its mother. Thanks to dycf shri Rakesh Sepat , RFO Mr Nitin Jadhao Jadhao and entire forest staff for their support .

03/03/2023

World Wildlife Day is a commemoration that aims to increase awareness of the world's biodiversity, both flora and fauna.

15/02/2023

Karunashram"- People for Animals is going to organize a naturalist camp on 4th & 5th March 2023. Take in the natural world as a wild animal near to the Wildlife Rescue Center! Come explore our expansive Eco-Park hill in the backyard to get a glimpse of life in the wild. You must get your paws dirty! if you want to learn about your environment. As campers play through the day, they will engage their senses and become confident adventurers in their natural habitat. They will learn the stories of some of our wildlife patients, enclosure enrichment and peek behind-the-scenes in the wildlife rehabilitation facility. This unique perspective promotes a harmonious relationship with native wildlife and links what we're learning about outside to the daily life of every explorer.

08/02/2023

In a collaborative efforts of People For Animals wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Center wardha and Pench Tiger Reserve Nagpur, capacity building program for Rapid Response team in PTR was organized with some theoretical and practical sessions on the foundations and protocols of wildlife rescue,rehabilitation and ethics. It is essential to have technical skills such as immobilization of wild animals, stress management, capture myopathy, hand rearing of orphanage in all types of rescue and rehabilitation process. In this one day training program we tried to fulfill all authentic knowledge about human wildlife conflict mitigation, wildlife rescue and rehabilitation. We also provide knowledge about standard operating procedure (SOP) of big cats, Reptiles, birds handling, usage of the basic infrastructure and equipment during rescue operation.

The sessions were taken by PTR veterinary officer Dr sachin kamboj on Immobilization of wild animals (SOP of tiger, sloth Bear & Leopard ), In-Charge WRRC People For Animals, wardha on care and management of Wild infants after rescue,Identification of wild mammals and important signs & tracks of big cats, Mr Sumit jain Technical In-charge WRRC People For Animals, Wardha on SOP of snake rescue & rehabilitation.

Thanks to Deputy director pench Mr. Prabhunath Shukla, RFO Mr. Tayde, honorary wildlife warden Nagpur, .sachin1313 veterinary officer PTR Rapid response Team pawni, Rapid Response team nagalwadi and all forest staff for their kind support and involvement.

07/01/2023

Poor langur got electrocuted on electric pole...

Few days back forest officials were informed by people about injured langur they reach the spot rescued the animal and bought to us for subsequent treatment. Face of this little soul was almost burnt and had sustained several injuries.our veterniarian did the treatment and now this baby is under our care. Let's wish him speedy recovery. We will update you about his health soon.
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06/01/2023

Collective efforts of forest department yavatmal and us give new lease of life to injured Indian rock python. The python was brought to our wildlife rescue center for subsequent treatment, it was severally injured with multiple wounds and fractures. Medical inspection and treatment was done by our veterniarian and now the reptile is under the observation at our center.
After primary treatment here comes the important part taking care of it which includes proper feeding without which he can't be able to recover fast and carry out functioning. For the speedy recovery and healing we have kept it in its natural environment.

05/01/2023

The cold winter has increased and for this various measures are being taken to keep the rescued animals warm in the shelter. One of the best ways to fight the chill on a cold winter is with a blazing fire. Humans aren’t the only ones who really enjoy a warm and cozy cuddle by the fireplace. Our dogs love it, too!

01/01/2023

There are very few people who celebrate and share their happy hours with nature and voiceless creatures. Today Mr. Ashish Yadav and his family celebrated the first day of the new year with our little four legged friends in "KARUNASHRAM" and donated dog food for them. Thanks to Mr. Ashish and his family for support and spent their valuable time for our animals.
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23/10/2022

This diwali, let's take the pledge to protect our biodiversity and make everyday a festive day for our animals by celebrating firecracker free diwali.
This diwali let's think about the voiceless souls before we think of us.
This diwali let's help them and nurture them.

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12/10/2022

Meet Fur!!!!

Fur came in very bad condition when she was brought to shelter. She was abandoned by her family just because of her old age.PFA team rescued her .She was lying in the sewer lines with no hope to live.Her whole skin was infected and coat was in bad condition. Our team did all the medications and treatment on her.She is very energctic and friendly.Fur is now looking for a forever home now.Help her to get a happy life.

Hope she recovers soon…

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10/09/2022

A cute puppy(male) for adoption.......

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09/08/2022

Meet Brave!!!😊

Somebody dropped him at the shelter because a vehicle ran over him leaving injured. He lost his lower jaw in the accident. We named him Brave because the way he is recovering at this young age takes a lot of efforts. Brave is attention seeker and likes to get cuddle when and where possible. PFA team will be taking care of this little buddy and would be living a happy life at KARUNASHRAM.

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Pipri(Meghe)
Wardha
442001

Telephone

+919422141262

Website

http://www.peopleforanimalswardha.org.in/

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PFA folks triumphed over jaggu's recovery! This new born leopard leopard cub was few days old when he got separated from his Mother. He was at threshold of death, when found by washim forest department. Forest officials tried reunit process for 7 days but didn't succeed later they brought him to PFA Wardha, here at our shelter when our veterinarian did his medical investigation they found he was suffering from enemia and mild pneumonia disease. We started the treatment for cause and after 16 days we saw him getting recoverd.we were happy treatment goes well but we realize even after 16 days he was not opening his eyes and we got tensed. Our veterinarian again did his examination and we got to know he was suffering from disease 'entropion of eye'. He was unable to open his eyes due to this disease his eyelids got fold inside his eyes. There is a saying Miracle happens to those who have ability rise from ashes. Neither did we give up our work nor did he give up his hopes. We decided to start treatment again in a new way, after 3 months of treatment he finally was able to open his eyes, And saw the colorful world. This was great relief for everyone who was there throughout his journey to win this battle. We are indepted to our veterinarian who strive to drag him from this disease and whole team of PFA who took care of him. Leopard cub is named "JAGGU" by zealous folks of PFA who loves him and now he is part of our family. 'One good turn deserves another' story of jaggu inspire us to do even better for Wildlife conservation.

Puppy rescue

A local person Mr. Pranaya B. Chandekar from New mhada colony, heard crying sound coming from well, they saw a puppy is fallen into well and it hanging to the wall side. They called us to rescue the little one, our volunteer Abhinav Hiwanj, Lalu Girpunje and Vaishnav vaidya reach that place and rescue the puppy safely. It was a very happy movement for us and that puppy. . . . . . . DONATE us to save precious . . . Support and Follow us on. . Instagram:-"Karunashram" Facebook:- "Karunashram" People for animals, wardha YouTube:- People for animals, wardha.

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Karunashram, as our unit is called, was founded in 1999, in Wardha (Maharashtra, India) and was developed as an initiative of a few young passionate people with the intention of protecting the basic rights of animals that are ill treated, injured or abandoned. Our organization has grown over the years, and do many activities such as stray dogs sterilization, anti rabies programs, first aid camps for animals, rehabilitation and adoption of abandoned animals. Karunashram is also legally authorized to treat and house wild life which it actively does.

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