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People For Animals “Karunashram"

Rescuing domestic and wildlife since 1998 in Wardha District.

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.

29/01/2025

🌿🐍 Good morning, folks! 🐍🌿

“I know how beautiful I am—a Green Vine Snake!”

This stunning Green Vine Snake was recently rescued and safely released back into its natural habitat. Known for their slender bodies, vibrant green scales, and mesmerizing eyes, these mild-venomous snake species play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance by preying on small reptiles and amphibians.

Despite their intimidating appearance, Green Vine Snakes are harmless to humans and rely on their incredible camouflage skills to blend seamlessly with the foliage. Remember, every creature has its place in nature—rescue, protect, and respect wildlife!

17/11/2024

🩺💪 A new week finished in Karunashram !
Many victories in the center : Releasing , saving , continu feeding .

Thank you for you continu support. 🩵

15/10/2024

Sir Ratan Tata’s compassion extended far beyond the four walls, touching the lives of countless individuals and animals alike. His deep empathy for all living beings was at the core of his life’s work, as he championed the causes of both animal welfare and community development. He understood that the true measure of progress lay not only in economic growth but in how we care for the vulnerable, including animals. His belief that human development must coexist with the preservation of nature shaped the philanthropic vision of Tata Trusts, which supported numerous initiatives aimed at fostering harmony between humanity and the natural world.
In 2018, this philosophy of compassion found expression in Tata Trusts' support for the "Sangharsh" project, a six-month pilot initiative launched by People for Animals (PFA) Wardha to address human-wildlife conflict near Bor Tiger Reserve. With Tata Trusts' funding, PFA Wardha implemented innovative and sustainable solutions, such as natural crop protection techniques and educational programs for local communities. These efforts empowered people to coexist with wildlife, fostering a deeper understanding of how to prevent dangerous encounters with animals. The project not only minimized conflict but also created a harmonious relationship between the rural communities and the wildlife that shared their land.

Shri Ratan Tata’s visionary leadership and dedication to compassionate causes allowed the "Sangharsh" project to achieve significant impact, and his legacy lives on through the continued support of Tata Trusts. The publication of PFA Wardha’s work in Tata Trusts' 2020 magazine, Horizon, reflects the lasting influence of Ratan Tata’s values on animal welfare and community well-being. His belief in the interconnectedness of all life remains an enduring source of inspiration for PFA Wardha, as we work to fulfill his vision of a future where humans and wildlife can thrive together, side by side. RIP to a true legend, whose compassion will forever guide us forward.

10/09/2024

🌿🎉 2K Followers! 🎉🌿

A heartfelt thank you to each and every one of you for supporting Karunashram and standing by our mission to protect and nurture the most vulnerable animals.
Your love and encouragement fuel our efforts every single day, and together, we are creating a world where animals are treated with the compassion and care they deserve. ❤️

Stay with us on this journey of kindness, conservation, and healing. 🙏

29/07/2024

🌏🐅 Celebrating World Tiger Day 2024: A Story of Compassion and Conservation 🐅🌏

On this special day, we reflect on the incredible journey of BTR T 7, the tigress from the Karanja range in Wardha, Maharashtra. In 2022, our forests faced a challenge when this magnificent creature ventured into human settlements, leading to tragic encounters. The Maharashtra Forest Department, alongside the dedicated team from People For Animals (PFA) Wardha, embarked on a mission to capture her, ensuring the safety of both humans and the tigress.
Led by Deputy Conservator of Forests Shri Rakesh Sepat and guided by Range Forest Officer Shri Abhay Talhan, our nine teams, equipped with 200 trap cameras, worked tirelessly in the dense forests. The PFA Wardha veterinary team brought expertise and compassion, prepared for any situation. After weeks of anticipation, the moment arrived, but it wasn’t what we expected. The tigress gave birth to three cubs right before our eyes. 🌟
In that moment, our mission transformed from capture to compassion. We decided to prioritize the safety of the tigress and her cubs, allowing them to stay together in their natural habitat. This act of empathy not only protected the animals but also demonstrated our commitment to ethical wildlife conservation.
Today, BTR T 7 and her cubs are thriving in the Bor Tiger Reserve. This success story is a testament to the dedication and teamwork of all involved. As we celebrate World Tiger Day 2024, we honor these majestic creatures and renew our commitment to their protection.
Let’s ensure the roar of the tiger continues to echo in our forests. Together, we can create a brighter future for these magnificent beings and the ecosystems they call home. 🌿

12/06/2024

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 45-day-old female leopard cub in a field in hiwara village in Hingni Range as a farmer spot and encountered cub with its mother at night on the way to his farm field he suddenly he ran away with the fear and informed villagers about the incident creating group along with police patil kbobragade the went to the spot and find abandoned leopard cub not wasting singal The incident was promptly reported to the forest department by the locals. The Hingni Range Forest Officer Mr. Akashy agashe and other forest staff arrived at the scene as soon as they learned about the occurrence. They rescued the cub right away and took it to karunashram wildlife rescue and rehabilitation center for further medical examination procedure after confirming the cub is healthy enough, the cub was taken to the same spot from where it pickup along with the Hingni forest staff PFA wildlife rescue team started reunite procedure of cub with its mother using all scientific methodology . With the coordination of Forest department the veterinary team conducted a spot health examination of the cub set up camera traps. 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 Wardha dycf shri Rakesh Sepat , ACF shri Amarjeet awar RFO Mr akashay agashe and entire forest staff for their support .

Address

Pipri(Meghe)
Wardha
442001

Telephone

+919422141262

Website

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

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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.