Aalu was brought to us from Daulatpur by her caretaker. She had an old wound on her front leg and was also suffering from persistent coughing. On her first day, Aalu was given pain relief to make her comfortable. The next day, we conducted an X-ray to evaluate the cause of her cough. She has since been started on antibiotics, and her deworming has also been completed. The good news is that Aalu’s appetite is good, and she is otherwise stable. However, she is a bit overweight, so we are gradually increasing her physical activity and taking her on longer walks to support her overall health and recovery. With continued care, monitoring, and treatment, Aalu is expected to improve steadily. By sponsoring Aalu, you help cover her diagnostics, medicines, wound care, and daily treatment. Your support ensures she receives the care and attention she needs to heal and regain her strength. Every sponsorship makes a difference for Aalu.

Meet Aasma, a sweet and gentle female pup who came to us from Kangra along with her four siblings. Aasma stands out for her calm and easygoing nature, bringing a sense of peace to everyone around her. She’s a simple, trouble-free companion looking for a family to call her own. Aasma has been spayed, fully vaccinated, and is ready to begin her journey to a loving forever home. Your support can play a crucial role in her story. By sponsoring or adopting Aasma, you’ll help her find the care, attention, and love she truly deserves. Ready to be Aasma's hero? Hit Sponsor or Adopt today and join the mission to give her the life she dreams of!

We first learned about Ahilya when one of our doctors spotted her at the Sarah Gaushala. Her right front leg was fractured and poorly splinted; because it went unexamined for so long, she ultimately lost her leg. We brought her to the farm, where our team performed a successful amputation surgery. Now a resilient three-legged soul, Ahilya has joined our resident family, spending her days alongside other animals at the farm. Help us give Ahilya the life she deserves—click Sponsor to support her journey with us!

A compassionate individual from Sarah arrived at the farm with three rescued chickens, including Anthony and Amarpreet. He had bravely purchased them from a meat shop to save their lives. Sadly, Amarpreet has since passed away, but Akbar now happily spends his days with Anthony, Choo Choo, and other chicken friends, relishing their new life together. Want to support Akbar and his friends? Click Sponsor to make a difference! 😊

Amrood was rescued by a lady in Mcleod which is located around 20 km from our farm. She actually saw Amrood in a small butcher shop and she couldn't resist but rescue him. She brought him straight away to us and it was decided that we will adopt the little guy. Amrood is a very sweet lad who doesn't bother anyone and enjoys his own company. He loves playing around and fulfill his curiosity, and thankfully, he will never see the inside of a slaughterhouse ever again and he will never end up on someone’s dinner plate. He will only ever know love and freedom from now on. To send some love his way, hit "SPONSOR".

Angara was rescued from Shahpur with a wound on his back near the anus. The wound was infected, with pus and a strong smell.

We are cleaning the area regularly to remove the infection. He is also on antibiotics, painkillers, and supportive treatment.

His treatment is ongoing, and we are monitoring his healing closely.

You can sponsor Angara to support his treatment and care until he recovers.

Anthony, along with two friends, Akbar and Amarpreet, was rescued from a meat shop in Sarah by a compassionate individual who wanted to give them a second chance at life. Now safe at our farm, Anthony no longer has to fear ending up on someone’s plate. Sadly, Amarpreet has passed away since, but Anthony is thriving in his new life, surrounded by his other fellow chicken friends and enjoying the freedom and care he deserves. Ready to help Anthony continue living his best life? Hit Sponsor today!

Ayush was rescued from Palampur with a tumorous growth on his hind leg.

The growth was removed through surgery. Now, only the wound is left, which is healing well.

We are cleaning the wound regularly and monitoring his recovery.

Once he heals completely, he will be released back to his area.

You can sponsor Ayush to support his treatment and care until he is fully recovered.

Balram was rescued from Raja Ka Talaab after he was found with a deep cut on his hind leg. The injury was most likely caused by a wire that had been tightly wrapped around his leg for a long time, causing severe damage. When Balram arrived, the wire was carefully removed, and the wound had already become maggot-infested. Our team cleaned the wound thoroughly and removed the maggots. Since then, Balram has been receiving regular wound cleaning and treatment, along with supportive supplements to help his body heal and regain strength. The good news is that with continued care, Balram is expected to heal completely in a few weeks. By sponsoring Balram, you help cover his medicines, wound care, supplements, and daily treatment. Your support gives him the chance to recover from this painful injury and return to a healthier life. Every sponsorship makes a difference for Balram.

Meet Barkha, a playful female dog with a touch of mischief in her eyes. She was brought to us from Kangra along with her four siblings, and she’s the star of the pack with her energetic personality, especially during her playful bouts with her siblings Aasma and Boond. Barkha has been spayed, fully vaccinated, and is all set for her forever home. She’s looking for a loving family that can embrace her lively spirit and shower her with the care she deserves. Your support can make a world of difference in Barkha’s life. Hit Sponsor or Adopt today to help her find the perfect home!

Batata, a young calf, was rescued from Nagrota Bagwan along with his mother, Bata, after he suffered a painful front leg fracture and a wound. We applied a splint to support his leg, and regular dressing, antibiotics, and care are ongoing. He is already better than before, but it will take about a month for him to recover fully. Through it all, his mother stays right beside him, giving him comfort and strength. Sponsor Batata’s recovery — your support helps him heal and stand tall again, with his mother always by his side.

Meet Betaji! This handsome goat was brought to us from Punjab by a caring caretaker who wanted to save him from slaughter. Now, because his caretakers are moving away and can't leave him on the streets, Betaji has become a resident goat here with us. He's following in the footsteps of our previous star goat, Betiji. By sponsoring Betaji, you'll be helping to provide him with a safe and loving home. Ready to make a difference? Sponsor Betaji today!

Bhim was rescued from near Tanda Hospital with pus collected in his right hind leg.

We had to make an incision to drain it, which was painful for him. He is on antibiotics and painkillers, and the condition has improved now.

Along with this, he also has a hip fracture and is not able to put weight on one of his hind legs. We are managing it conservatively and waiting for natural healing (callus formation). He is on calcium and other supplements for that.

He is under regular care and observation.

You can sponsor Bhim to support his treatment and recovery.

Bhola is the first buffalo of Peepal Farm ever! It's rare to even see a buffalo on the streets, and the thrill is real as this little boy was rescued by his own owner. Let's start from the beginning. Bhola belonged to a family who owned a small dairy, and Bhola was born there. They had a male calf after a long time and they raised him until he was a year and a half old. But it got difficult for them to continue providing for him. They were offered good money too to sell him, but they refused. That's when they called us. They requested we adopt Bhola as he didn't have the heart to give him away for slaughter. Bhola is officially a resident of Peepal Farm and we are ecstatic to have him here. If you'd like to support his well-being, click on SPONSOR.

Bholu was rescued from Kangra after being found with a deep wound on his back. It appears that someone had hit him with a sharp object, leaving him in severe pain and distress. He is currently undergoing treatment with antibiotics and painkillers, along with regular wound dressing. Bholu is slowly healing, but it will take time for his injury to recover fully. Once Bholu heals, he cannot be released back onto the streets. Instead, he will be adopted into our sanctuary, where he will live safely with Dholu, another rescued donkey. If you’d like to help Bholu heal and support his journey to a safe, permanent home, please consider sponsoring him. Your kindness will help give him the life of care and security he deserves. 

Birbal, a male calf, was rescued from Churtha after being abandoned. He had a hind leg fracture that resulted in a false joint, making it hard for him to walk or escape when people tried to chase him away. The locals reached out, suggesting he be moved to a gaushala, but we decided to adopt him ourselves. Birbal is now safe and cared for here with us. Your sponsorship can help us provide a comfortable and happy life for Birbal. Click Sponsor to support him today!

Meet Boond, a charming and playful female dog who, along with her four siblings, was rescued from Kangra. Boond's carefree nature make her a joy to be around, though her love for jumping adds an extra dash of fun! Boond is spayed, fully vaccinated, and ready to leap into a loving forever home. By supporting her, you help us continue our mission to find the perfect family where Boond can thrive and spread her happiness. Ready to welcome Boond into your life? Hit Sponsor or Adopt today to make her dreams of a loving home come true!

Briggs came back to us after an adoption didn’t work out. She also had a skin condition and a scab on her back when she returned. We treated her, and she has now healed well. Her skin has improved, and the wound has settled. Briggs is now healthy and waiting for a home. You can adopt Briggs and give her a stable, loving home.

Brownie was rescued from a nearby village after she was found with a tumor on her hind leg. To relieve her pain and prevent the growth from worsening, our team carried out surgery to remove the tumor. Since the procedure, Brownie has been on strict cage rest so the surgical site can heal properly. She is currently under close monitoring and care. In about two weeks, her sutures will be removed, after which we will evaluate her recovery and overall condition. If everything looks good, Brownie will be released back to her area. By sponsoring Brownie, you help cover her surgery, medicines, post-operative care, and daily treatment during recovery. Your support gives her the chance to heal safely and return to a healthy life. Every sponsorship makes a difference for Brownie.

Meet Bubbles! This adorable girl was rescued from Gharoh with her sisters after being abandoned. She's now part of a delightful trio with her close friends Daisy and Kusum, who are also searching for their forever homes. Bubbles is a bundle of excitement and love. Though she might take a little time to warm up to new people, once she does, she becomes the most loyal and loving companion. Her friendly nature and playful spirit make her a joy to be around. We're looking for a home where Bubbles can continue to share her love and happiness. Could you be the one to give her the life she truly deserves? Ready to make a new best friend? Hit Sponsor or Adopt today and bring Bubbles home!

Captain came to us all the way from Jawali, struggling with a severe maggot wound in his eye. Due to the extent of the damage, we had to surgically remove that eye. With his partial blindness, releasing him back to the streets wasn't an option. So, Captain has joined our resident family, where he now has a safe and loving forever home. Your sponsorship can make a real difference in Captain's life as he settles into his new surroundings. Sponsor him today and be part of Captain’s journey!

Chaplin, a horse, was rescued from Sehwan with an overgrown hoof and a painful maggot wound that made it hard for him to even walk. Since arriving, we’ve been regularly cleaning the wound and managing the swelling with care and medication. Once his wound heals completely, we’ll be able to trim his hoof and help him walk comfortably again. Help Chaplin heal — sponsor his recovery today!

Charu was rescued from Chhari after she was found with paralysis in her hind legs. It appeared that she had been attacked by a larger dog, which left her unable to move her hind quarters. When she arrived, Charu was started on fluid therapy to support her strength. She has also been receiving nerve-supportive medicines and physiotherapy to help her regain movement. The good news is that Charu has shown significant improvement. She has started taking weight on her legs again, and is now even able to run a little. She is also able to pass urine and feces normally, which are very positive signs of recovery. With continued care and time, Charu is expected to keep improving further. By sponsoring Charu, you help cover her medicines, physiotherapy, supplements, and daily care. Your support helps her regain strength and continue her journey toward a full recovery. Every sponsorship makes a difference for Charu.

Chatori was just a tiny pup when she was rescued from Dhodhamb after suffering multiple dog bites. Alone, scared, and in pain, she was given the care she needed to recover—and once she healed, we knew we couldn’t let her go back to the streets. Now, Chatori lives safely with us at the farm, alongside her friends Jhilmil, Spot, and Chambi. True to her name, she loves to eat, is always ready for playtime, and has a gentle, peaceful nature that makes everyone fall in love with her. By sponsoring Chatori, you'll help us care for her for the rest of her life—giving her everything she needs to stay healthy, happy, and loved. Sponsor Chatori and be part of her journey.

Chawanni was rescued from Nagrota after a tragic accident caused spinal compression and temporary paralysis. While her body showed some improvement, one of her front legs never regained sensation. After trying everything possible — massages, nerve supportives, and careful observation — we had to make the tough decision to amputate her leg to give her the best chance at a pain-free life. Chawanni is still young, so she hasn’t been spayed yet, but her vaccinations are in progress. Despite everything, she is playful, loving, and adjusting wonderfully to life on three legs. This brave little girl deserves a forever home where she will be cherished and safe. Adopt Chawanni today and let her show you just how strong love can be!

Chhoti, an 8-9 month old female mule, was rescued from Sidhbari after a dedicated search for help by her informer. She once had owners, but due to an old front leg injury that had slowly healed, she was abandoned and left to survive on her own. Though the fracture eventually healed, Chhoti still had a wound needing urgent care. In our care, Chhoti received the treatment and attention she needed to make a full recovery. Now, she's found companionship with Chakor, another female mule who is blind. Together, they live in our sanctuary, part of our resident animal family for life. Chhoti's journey to healing and her new life wouldn’t have been possible without compassionate supporters. Your sponsorship can help us continue caring for her and other animals like her who need a permanent, safe home.

Chimti was brought to us from Nagrota Bagwan and sent to Palampur hospital for an examination, where it was revealed that she had spinal compression, likely due to an accident. Although the doctors recommended surgery followed by 3-4 months of post-operative care, we decided not to go ahead with the surgery because she was still small. Instead, we kept her in our care, providing a soft bedding for her comfort and closely monitoring her condition. Thankfully, the need for surgery went away, and Chimti is now fully healthy! She’s now a resident animal and will spend her whole life with us. Could you be Chimti's hero? Hit sponsor today to be one.

Chini was rescued from Norbulingka after she was found with a deep open wound on her abdomen. The wound was quite severe — deep enough that a finger could easily go inside. Thankfully, on examination we found that the injury had affected only the skin and muscle, and had not damaged any internal organs. Since the wound is old, our team will first suture the area so that it can close properly and begin healing. After that, Chini will continue with regular treatment and wound care to ensure the infection is controlled and the tissue heals well. With proper care and monitoring, Chini is expected to recover gradually in the coming weeks. By sponsoring Chini, you help cover her treatment, suturing procedure, medicines, and daily wound care. Your support gives her the chance to heal safely from this painful injury. Every sponsorship makes a difference for Chini.

Chutti was rescued from Rajol with a fracture in her front leg (humerus).

She was sent to Palampur for pinning surgery to fix the fracture.

There will be a recheck after 2 weeks to see how the bone is healing. With proper recovery, she should improve well.

You can sponsor Chutti to support her treatment and care during recovery.

Climber was rescued from Kangra after a fall from a great height. The pit he had fallen into was very deep, and we had to use a crane to bring him out safely. Unfortunately, he sustained a hind leg fracture from the fall. Once he arrived at the clinic, we took X-rays and applied a plaster to support his healing. We will monitor him closely for a month, after which we’ll take another X-ray to check his recovery. If everything looks good, Crane will be safely released back to his area.

Daisy , a female dog, was rescued from Shahpur with an open wound on her back. The good news is that she fully recovered and is now ready to find a loving home. Daisy has been spayed and fully vaccinated. Your sponsorship can make a significant impact in providing Daisy with the ongoing care and support she needs. By supporting her, you contribute to the efforts to find her the perfect home where she can thrive. Ready to be Daisy's hero? Sponsor or Adopt her today!

Dandiya was rescued from Kangra with a wire trap in her right hind leg. The injury had also caused a fracture in that leg. At first, she was able to put some weight on it, but later we noticed swelling. On further treatment, a damaged bone piece had to be removed. Now, the swelling has reduced, the wound is healing well, and she has started putting weight on her leg again. You can sponsor Dandiya to support her treatment and care until she is fully recovered.

Dhaniya was rescued from Nurpur after an animal welfare organization reached out to us for help. She had been in an accident, injuring her right foreleg. When Dhaniya arrived, our veterinarians suspected a fracture, which was later confirmed with an x-ray. After a successful pinning surgery, Dhaniya made a full recovery and now loves to run and play, full of energy and zest for life. We initially tried to find Dhaniya a loving home, but after two years without success, we decided to make her a permanent resident at our hospital. Dhaniya adores belly rubs and shares her days with her friend Saheli, another resident dog. She’s ready to brighten the lives of everyone around her with her playful spirit! Your sponsorship can make a real difference in Dhaniya’s life. Ready to be Dhaniya’s hero? Click Sponsor today!

Dholu, along with his loyal friend Dhenchu, was brought to our attention by caring locals. Dhenchu had deformed front legs, and the bond between these two was so strong that separating them wasn’t an option. Though Dholu was healthy, we brought him in to keep their friendship intact. Sadly, Dhenchu has since passed, but Dholu now enjoys life in our sanctuary, surrounded by other equine friends. By sponsoring Dholu, you’ll help ensure he continues to receive the care and companionship he needs. Click sponsor to support his journey!

Diya was rescued from Bhawarna with a head injury, likely due to an accident. There was swelling at the site.

We started her on antibiotics, and she is now stable. She is eating well and responding normally.

She is currently under observation, and we are monitoring her recovery closely.

You can sponsor Diya to support her care while she recovers.

Dobby was rescued from Dhugiyari Khas after she was found suffering from rickets and a severe skin condition. Because of rickets, her legs had folded, making it difficult for her to stand and move normally. To help correct this, we applied splints to support her legs and started her on calcium supplements. The good news is that her rickets have improved significantly, and she is now much better. Treatment for her skin condition is still ongoing, and we plan to give her medicated baths to help her skin heal fully. Since the weather needs to be suitable for these baths, we are waiting for the right conditions before proceeding. Once her skin has recovered completely, Dobby will be released back to her area. By sponsoring Dobby, you help cover her medicines, supplements, splinting care, and ongoing treatment. Your support gives her the chance to recover strength and return to a healthier life. Every sponsorship makes a difference for Dobby.

Gauri’s story could have ended in tragedy. She was being sold at a slaughterhouse in Dharamshala when a person stepped in, bought her, and brought her to us for safety. Now, Gauri has found her forever home here at Peepal Farm. She will spend the rest of her life surrounded by love and care — not fear. She’ll never end up on someone’s plate. Sponsor Gauri to support her lifelong care and freedom.

Goldie, a friendly female chicken, was brought to us from Dharamshala. Her previous caretakers could no longer look after her, so we welcomed her here permanently. Goldie gets along well with everyone and has made friends with Akbar, Gita, and Shweta, our other chickens. Originally planned for the front cow shed, she now happily resides in the back cow shed. Goldie is a cherished resident animal and will spend her lifetime here with us.

Meet Gulaab, a sweet and gentle female dog who, along with her mother, was rescued from Salol. True to her name, Gulaab is as delicate and endearing as a rose, radiating calm and simplicity. Spayed and fully vaccinated, Gulaab is now ready to find her forever family—a home where she can receive the love and warmth she deserves. By sponsoring or adopting Gulaab, you can help transform her life and ensure she gets the happy future she’s been waiting for. Ready to make a difference? Hit Sponsor or Adopt today!

Hansi was rescued from Tanda. When we found her, she was suffering from severe demodectic mange, causing blood loss and wounds all over her body. Thanks to immediate treatment, Hansi has fully healed and is now ready to find a loving home. Hansi is the epitome of gentleness—a quiet and soft soul by temperament. We are actively looking for a home where she can thrive. Hansi is spayed and fully vaccinated. Your sponsorship or adoption can make a significant impact on Hansi's life. By supporting her, you contribute to the ongoing efforts to find her the perfect home where she can enjoy a life filled with love and care. Ready to be Hansi's hero? Sponsor or adopt her today!

Hockey was rescued from Durgella with a fracture in her front leg. There was also a wound and swelling in the same area. We first managed the fracture with splint bandaging so that the bone could start healing and form a callus. Now, to give better support and restrict movement more, we have decided to put a plaster. This will help the bone heal in the correct position. She is under regular care, and we are monitoring her healing closely. You can sponsor Hockey to support her treatment and care until she is fully recovered.

Jhilmil, a resilient female dog, came to us from Palampur after a severe accident left one of her hind legs beyond saving, requiring amputation. Despite the challenging surgery, she recovered beautifully, and given her young age and three-legged condition, releasing her back to the streets was not an option. Now a cherished member of our resident family, Jhilmil is surrounded by the love and care she truly deserves. Her journey is a testament to the courage of special needs animals, and we hope her story inspires others to consider adopting animals with unique challenges. You can be a part of Jhilmil’s ongoing care—hit Sponsor to support her and her fellow rescues.

Jonny was rescued from Tang because his life was in danger. His owners kept him tied up all the time and said he had become aggressive. They told us they would kill him, and there was no option but to step in and rescue him. Jonny did not have any physical injuries when he came to us. What he needed wasn’t medical treatment — it was freedom, safety, and patience. He has since been neutered, and while Jonny can be a little anxious around new people at first, he becomes friendly and affectionate once he gets to know you. His behaviour reflects a dog who was never allowed to be himself, not a dog who is “bad” or “dangerous”. Jonny is now ready for adoption. We are looking for a forever home for him — a place where he is treated as a living being with a personality, not as a commodity or something to be tied up and forgotten. If you can offer Jonny patience, kindness, and respect, he will offer you loyalty and love in return.

Jugnu was rescued near our village after he made his way here from Chambi (4 km away) in search of help. He had a painful, maggot-infested wound on his front leg, and thankfully, somebody noticed him limping and alerted us. We immediately started his treatment — cleaning the wound, giving antibiotics and painkillers — and with care, Jugnu recovered. He is also a Canine Distemper survivor. But Jugnu is now old, and we can't release him back to the streets. He deserves a safe, loving home to spend his senior years. Jugnu is neutered, vaccinated, and ready for adoption. Can’t adopt? You can still be part of his journey — Sponsor Jugnu today and help us give him the care he deserves.

Kabutar was rescued from Nagrota Bagwan after his hind leg hoof grew abnormally large and painful. The growth caused swelling and made it extremely difficult for him to walk or put weight on his leg. Kabutar had come to us once before with the same issue, but at that time the growth was small and could not be safely removed. Sadly, it returned — this time much worse, causing him severe pain. Our team has now removed the hoof growth and started Kabutar on antibiotics and pain relief to manage infection and discomfort. Right now, he is in a lot of pain, and his wound needs regular dressing and close monitoring to heal properly. Kabutar’s recovery will be slow. It may take 3–4 months before he can heal completely and move comfortably again. During this time, he will need continued medical care, medicines, daily dressings, and rest. By sponsoring Kabutar, you help support his long recovery and relieve his pain. Your support ensures he gets the treatment and care he needs to heal and walk without suffering again. Every sponsorship makes a real difference for Kabutar.

Kadai was rescued from Trilokpur with a wound on her back. She is on antibiotics and painkillers, and we are cleaning the wound regularly and applying ointment. She is also on supplements.

She was rescued along with her calf, Tawa. Tawa is healthy and doing well.

We are keeping them together so that Kadai stays comfortable and recovers better.

You can sponsor Kadai and Tawa to support their care during this time.

Kahani and her sister Suhani were tragically abandoned near our clinic, but luckily, they were brought into our care just in time. Now, Kahani has grown into a beautiful, loving dog, ready to start a new chapter in her life with a forever family. She’s fully vaccinated, spayed, and looking for a home where she can continue to thrive. Kahani is a sweet and affectionate girl who would bring so much love and joy to her new family. Ready to be Kahani’s hero? Sponsor or adopt her today and help her find the loving home she deserves!

Katran is the child of Than, whom we rescued from Sarah Gaushala. Than, his mother, was facing the challenges of a prolapse issue, received veterinary care, and despite our best efforts, we sadly couldn't save her due to complications, including milk fever. Katran is now an adopted member and has become a resident animal. By sponsoring Katran, you become a valuable supporter in ensuring his ongoing well-being. Hit sponsor today!

Kittu was adopted from our hospital just a year ago. He’s a friendly, gentle cat and had no behavioural issues, but unfortunately, he couldn’t adjust to the family. They said he often wandered into the kitchen, and some members also began experiencing allergies, so they decided to return him. Kittu is neutered, vaccinated, and perfectly healthy. He just needs a home where he’s truly welcomed and understood. We’ll be trying our best to find him a loving family again. If you’re looking to adopt a calm, affectionate companion, Kittu is waiting.

Kohli was rescued from Kholi after he was found with a painful hoof injury and a tumorous growth. The swelling and abnormal growth were causing him significant discomfort. Kohli has been started on strong antibiotics and pain relief, and his hoof is being treated with regular cleaning to prevent infection. However, the tumor will need to be surgically removed, and that procedure will be scheduled soon. In addition, Kohli has been experiencing persistent itching, which we are also addressing as part of his treatment plan. He is currently on a controlled diet of bhoosa and green grass to support digestion and recovery. We have also noticed plastic in his stool, which is unfortunately common in free-roaming cattle. His digestion and overall health are being closely monitored to prevent complications. Kohli’s recovery will take time — around two months of continued care, treatment, and monitoring. By sponsoring Kohli, you help cover his medicines, surgery, wound care, nutrition, and daily treatment. Your support gives him the chance to heal safely and return to life without pain. Every sponsorship makes a difference for Kohli.

Kungfu, a male sheep, joined us unexpectedly. Some of our team members spotted him during a picnic, struggling with an injury on his leg that had turned into a maggot wound. So, they decided to bring him back for treatment, along with his brother, Panda. While Kungfu’s injury has healed well and he’s much healthier now, he will remain with us as a permanent resident, enjoying his new home. Unlike his brother Panda, Kungfu has a pair of horns, making him a distinctive. You can support Kungfu by sponsoring his care. Your sponsorship will help provide him with the food, supplements, and medical attention he needs to live a happy and healthy life here at the farm.

Meet Kusum! This sweet female dog was rescued from Rait as a pup after an accident left her with a hind leg fracture. Thanks to the dedicated care she received and surgery advised by doctors from Palampur, Kusum has made a full recovery and is now ready to embrace her forever home. Kusum is not just a survivor but a bundle of love waiting to bring joy to your life. By sponsoring or adopting Kusum, you can play a vital role in her journey to a happy, healthy life. Ready to make a difference? Hit Sponsor or Adopt today and give Kusum the loving home she deserves!

Ladoo is one of Sujata’s puppies, born at our hospital.

He is healthy and active. His vaccinations have been started, and he is currently on Samolac. He is no longer feeding on his mother and will slowly be shifted to a normal diet.

We are now looking for a permanent home for him.

His mother, Sujata, will soon be spayed and released back to her area.

You can adopt Ladoo and give him a loving home.

Lagaan was rescued from Maiti after suffering a fracture in his hind leg. The injury was serious and needed specialised care, so we sent him to Palampur for a detailed check-up. At Palampur, Lagaan underwent surgery to repair the fracture. After the procedure, he was given a full course of pain relief and antibiotics, and he is now continuing treatment as per the Palampur team’s prescription, along with supportive supplements. Lagaan is currently on strict cage rest for two weeks to allow proper healing. After this period, his sutures will be checked, and he will then be taken back to Palampur for a follow-up recheck after 21 days. If his recovery continues to go well, Lagaan will be ready to be released back to his area once the doctors give the go-ahead. By sponsoring Lagaan, you help cover his surgery, medicines, follow-up visits, and care during recovery. Your support gives him the chance to heal fully and walk pain-free again. Every sponsorship makes a real difference for Lagaan.

Meet Maala! 🐾 This female dog was rescued from our village in an extremely weak and dehydrated condition. After months of care, including supplements, fluid therapy, and medications, Maala has transformed into a healthy and happy dog. Since she likely isn't originally from our village, we decided to make her a permanent resident to ensure her safety. Maala will now spend her life with us, receiving the love and care she deserves. Sponsor Maala today and help us provide her with a fulfilling life. 🌟🐶

Mimi was abandoned on the streets, frail, with a severe eye infection, and in terrible condition. Thankfully, we brought her to the farm, where she’s been able to heal and finally receive the love she deserves. Now, Mimi is a healthy, joyful little lamb! Her eye infection has completely healed, and she spends her days happily headbutting playfully and munching on greens. Mimi is now part of our resident family, and she’ll spend her life here alongside her animal friends. Would you like to support Mimi's happy life? Click Sponsor today!

Moringa was rescued from Dramman, just 10 km from Peepal Farm. Unfortunately, an injury left her with a fractured hind leg, robbing her of the ability to stand. We initially tried our “treat on street” approach, but when we saw little improvement, we brought her to the farm. With dedicated care, Moringa recovered and regained her strength—no plaster needed! Understandably, Moringa is cautious around people, as her past humans treated her mother like a commodity, abandoning her when she was no longer “profitable.” But here, storms don’t last forever. Moringa will spend the rest of her life in peace at our sanctuary, surrounded by friends and free from exploitation. To support Moringa’s journey, click “SPONSOR.”

Mukh was rescued from NIFT Kangra with a wire trap stuck in his front leg. The skin around it was badly torn. We removed the wire and have been cleaning his wound regularly. He is on antibiotics and painkillers, and the wound has healed a lot. Now, only a superficial layer is left to heal. He should be ready for release soon. You can sponsor Mukh to support his treatment and care until he is fully recovered.

Musoorie, a beautiful and female dog, was previously adopted from us. Unfortunately, due to her adopters' negligence, she developed a recurring skin condition. But with dedicated care and attention, Musoorie has made a full recovery and is now back to her vibrant, healthy self. Spayed and fully vaccinated, Musoorie is ready for a fresh start with a family that will truly cherish and care for her. By sponsoring or adopting Musoorie, you can help her find the loving forever home she deserves. Ready to make a difference? Sponsor or Adopt Musoorie today!

Nano was born here on the farm after his mother, pregnant at the time, was hit by a car, which fractured her horn. Her healing took so long that by the time she recovered, Nano was born and fully weaned. Since they could no longer be released together—and his mother wouldn’t protect him anymore—Nano found his forever home with us. Now, he happily roams and spends his days with our other resident animals. Support Nano’s journey by clicking Sponsor and helping us provide him with a safe and happy life!

Nanu's journey began in the most heartbreaking way—abandoned on the road in Nagrota Bagwan as a puppy, with maggots in both of his eyes. It was a distressing sight, but we couldn’t let him suffer any longer. He was brought to us immediately, and since then, Nanu has been under our care. With time, love, and treatment, Nanu's eyes have almost fully recovered, and he has grown into a happy, healthy dog. He’s now vaccinated, neutered, and eagerly awaiting a forever home. Nanu is friendly, affectionate, and bonds quickly with new people. He’s ready to shower his future family with love and joy. Ready to be Nanu’s hero? Sponsor or Adopt today!

Meet Ola, a brave female dog with an inspiring story. She was rescued from Rajol with an open fracture and multiple wounds on one of her front legs. Despite the challenges, Ola has shown incredible strength. While her leg had to be amputated, she has healed beautifully and is now thriving.

Ola has been spayed and fully vaccinated, ready to start the next chapter of her life in a loving forever home. Her courage makes her a perfect companion.

If Ola’s journey has touched your heart, you can make a difference. Hit Sponsor or Adopt today to give her the home she truly deserves!

Oreo is one of Sujata’s puppies, born at our hospital.

He is healthy and active. His vaccinations have been started, and he is currently on Samolac. He is no longer feeding on his mother and will slowly be shifted to a normal diet.

We are now looking for a permanent home for him.

His mother, Sujata, will soon be spayed and released back to her area.

You can adopt Oreo and give him a loving home.

Palash was rescued from Kangra with a TVT growth.

Earlier, his blood reports were not in a good range, so we could not start chemotherapy at that time.

Now, his condition has improved, and his first vincristine shot has been given. He will need a few more shots to complete his treatment.

His recovery will take some time, and he is under regular care.

You can sponsor Palash to support his treatment and recovery.

Panda, a male sheep, was unexpectedly brought into our family when some of our team members spotted him during a picnic. He had a sprain in his front leg and needed care. So, they decided to bring him back, along with his brother, Kungfu. The two siblings are now permanent residents here. Panda has recovered well and is enjoying his new home. Unlike his brother Kungfu, Panda doesn’t have horns, making him easy to distinguish. He is now a part of our resident family and will continue living with us for the rest of his life. You can help Panda live a comfortable life by sponsoring his care. Your support will ensure he has access to quality food, supplements, and any necessary medical attention.

Paro was rescued from Parour after surviving a case of cruelty. She was found with a fracture in her femur (hind leg bone) along with a wound on her body. For now, Paro has been placed on strict cage rest so the fractured bone can heal naturally. Her wound is also being cleaned regularly to prevent infection and help it recover properly. Over the next few weeks, we will closely monitor her progress. If the femur heals well with rest, she may not need surgery. However, if the bone does not recover properly, we may have to perform surgery to repair the fracture. By sponsoring Paro, you help cover her diagnostics, medicines, wound care, and daily treatment during recovery. Your support gives her the chance to heal from both her injury and the trauma she has endured. Every sponsorship makes a difference for Paro.

Pasha was rescued from Tanda with a serious fracture in his right front leg.

We did an X-ray and confirmed that the fracture was severe. First, we worked on reducing the swelling. After that, we put a POP cast and then did fibre casting for better support.

He is under regular recheck, including follow-up X-rays to track healing.

The plaster will stay on for a few more weeks. After that, we will take another X-ray to see how well the bone has healed. If recovery is good, we will keep him under observation for some time and then release him back.

You can sponsor Pasha to support his treatment and recovery.

Pepper was rescued from Ansui after she was found with a severe open fracture in her hind leg. The injury was extremely painful and could not heal on its own. Pepper was started on pain relief and antibiotics immediately. When she stopped eating properly, she was also given fluid therapy to support her body. Sadly, the fracture was so severe that the only way to save her life was to amputate her injured leg. Along with post-surgery care, Pepper also had an open wound, which is being treated with regular cleaning to prevent infection and help it heal. She is currently recovering, and in about two weeks, her sutures will be checked to see if they can be removed. Once Pepper has healed from surgery, she will be spayed before being released, so she doesn’t have to face further suffering. By sponsoring Pepper, you help cover her surgery, medicines, fluid therapy, wound care, and spay procedure. Your support gives Pepper the chance to heal, adapt, and live a pain-free life despite her injury. Every sponsorship makes a difference for Pepper.

Peru was rescued from Chaudi suffering from a severe skin condition. A skin scrape test confirmed it was demodicosis, a type of mange caused by mites — uncomfortable and painful for a little pup like her. We immediately started her on medicated baths, along with antibiotics, painkillers, and supplements to help her recover. Thanks to regular care and treatment, Peru has recovered completely and is now ready to start the next chapter of her life — finding a loving, forever home! She’s still a young pup, so she hasn’t been spayed yet, but her vaccinations are being taken care of. Adopt Peru today and give this little one the life she deserves!

Phurti was rescued from Sujanpur due to TVT growth. She has already received 3 vincristine shots, and the growth has reduced a lot. Only a small part is left now. We will give one more shot and then recheck. If everything has healed, she will be released. You can sponsor Phurti to support her treatment and care until she is fully recovered.

Pirate, a little calf, was rescued from Manei with a severe wound in one of his eyes. The injury was so bad that maggots had infested the wound, causing painful swelling. At first, we feared Pirate might lose his sight in that eye forever. But after a careful diagnosis, we discovered that his eye wasn’t fully damaged, and there was still a chance for him to see again. We’ve begun his treatment, but it will take some time before we know the full extent of his recovery. Pirate is fighting hard to save his sight, and with your help, he can continue on this hopeful path. Will you be the one to support Pirate through his journey to healing? Sponsor him today!

Raaja, a male goat, was rescued from Dharamshala, where he was found alone and abandoned. A kind family took him in, intending to adopt him, and gave him an extraordinary level of care—pampered with love, fed well, and even given his own bed! However, they realized that their rented home and busy schedules weren't the ideal environment for Raaja's needs. When we saw photos of young Raaja, we were excited to welcome him to the farm. It’s a rare opportunity to rescue a goat, given the risks they face. Now a permanent resident here, Raaja truly lives like a king. He once had a queen, Betiji, who sadly passed away, but he’s now found friendship with another male goat, Betaji. Support Raaja and help us continue to give him the royal care he deserves. Click “SPONSOR” today!

Radha was brought to us by locals after she suffered an injury to her front leg. On her first day, she was given pain relief and her leg was splinted to stabilise it. The next day, an X-ray confirmed a forelimb fracture. To support proper healing, a POP cast was applied the same day. Radha is now on antibiotics and supportive supplements, and will be re-evaluated after three weeks to check how well the bone is healing. The good news is that Radha is eating well, which is a positive sign for her recovery. However, she shows aggressive and fearful behaviour, and prefers to stay inside the shed rather than going out into the open area. We are giving her space and handling her gently to reduce stress during treatment. Radha will need time, rest, and continued care to recover properly. By sponsoring Radha, you help cover her X-rays, cast, medicines, supplements, and daily nursing care. Your support gives her the safe environment she needs to heal physically — and slowly build trust again. Every sponsorship makes a difference for Radha.

Rajkumar joined us in August 2022 with a severe fracture and an open wound. Though his healing initially looked promising, his bone condition suddenly worsened, and muscle blood circulation halted, making recovery impossible without intervention. After consulting with our vets, we moved forward with an amputation, which went successfully. Once Rajkumar was fully healed, we welcomed him into our resident area, where he’ll stay with us for the rest of his life. Show your support and become part of Rajkumar’s journey by clicking Sponsor!

Rehlu was rescued from Rehlu after he suffered a severe open fracture in his front leg. The injury had also caused a dislocation in his elbow. Initially, his caretakers took him to Palampur, where bandaging was done to stabilize the limb. However, due to the complexity of the injury and difficulties in managing his care, the limb deteriorated quickly. Within a week, the leg had become completely damaged and dried out due to necrosis. At that stage, the only way to relieve his pain and prevent further complications was to amputate the affected limb. The surgery has now been carried out, and Rehlu is currently under post-operative care. His surgical site is being cleaned regularly, and he is being closely monitored during recovery. In about two weeks, his sutures will be removed, after which we will evaluate his condition. By sponsoring Rehlu, you help cover his surgery, medicines, wound care, and daily treatment during recovery. Your support gives him the chance to heal and adapt to life comfortably on three legs. Every sponsorship makes a difference for Rehlu.

Rimjhim was rescued earlier from Palampur with parvo and had recovered and been released.

She was brought back again after she started having diarrhea. She is currently on fluid therapy and under care.

She also has a dog bite on her front leg. We did an X-ray, and no fracture was found. She is on painkillers and a course of anti-rabies vaccine for that.

She is being monitored closely.

You can sponsor Rimjhim to support her treatment and recovery.

Ritik was rescued from Nagrota Bagwan, along with his mother Ritika. He had painful maggot-infested injuries—one in his hoof and another inside his mouth. We immediately removed the maggots and began treatment. With natural turmeric paste, the wound in his mouth healed beautifully. His hoof also began to show new skin growth, and he steadily recovered. Sadly, Ritik’s mother didn’t make it. With no one left to care for him on the streets, we knew we couldn’t let him go back. Ritik is now a permanent resident at our farm, where he lives safely and is surrounded by love. Sponsor Ritik today and help us care for him for the rest of his life.

Robin, a male dog, was rescued after we were informed that he was being kept tied up without adequate food, water, or shelter by his owners. Despite his rough past, Robin is friendly, trustworthy, and has fully recovered from a coat issue.

As we are a clinic, our goal is to find him a loving new home where he can thrive. Robin is now healthy and will be vaccinated soon. He deserves a much better life and a caring family. Your support can help us find the perfect home for him. Hit Sponsor or Adopt today!

Rudra was rescued from Yol Cantt for his spay (neuter) surgery, but he was also found to have a TVT growth.

We ran his blood tests (CBC), and the reports were not in a good range, so we are not starting treatment yet.

For now, he is on supplements to improve his condition. Once his blood reports are better, we will start his vincristine treatment, which will take around 3–4 shots.

You can sponsor Rudra to support his treatment and care during this time.

Saathi was rescued from Parpur after surviving a suspected case of cruelty. When she arrived, she appeared to have suffered significant trauma, as if she had been hit badly. We conducted an X-ray, which showed a possible hip injury, along with noticeable swelling around the spine. Thankfully, there were no external wounds, but the impact had clearly affected her movement. Saathi was started on anti-inflammatory medicines to reduce the swelling, along with nerve tonics and supportive supplements to help her recover strength. The good news is that she has now started bearing weight on her legs again, which is a very positive sign. She is still under observation as she recovers from the shock of the trauma. Once she has stabilized fully, Saathi will be released back to her area. By sponsoring Saathi, you help cover her diagnostics, medicines, supplements, and daily care during recovery. Your support gives her the time and care she needs to recover from this traumatic experience. Every sponsorship makes a difference for Saathi.

Sabudana’s journey hasn’t been easy. Rescued as a tiny pup in January 2024 with a painful leg fracture, he received the care he needed and made a full recovery. He found a home, but sadly, his adopters failed him. Instead of giving him the security he deserved, they would leave him to roam the streets. When locals complained, they returned him—through no fault of his own. Despite everything, Sabudana remains a gentle, loving soul. He is fully vaccinated, neutered, and still hopeful for a family that will truly cherish him. Until he finds his forever home, your sponsorship can give him the care and comfort he needs. Sponsor Sabudana today and be the reason he gets a second chance!

Sahara came to us with a hernia on her belly, a condition that required surgery to treat. Her first surgery in November 2021 seemed successful, but complications during recovery led to a reoccurrence. In January 2022, Sahara underwent a second surgery, yet persistent pus formation around the sutures prompted us to consult a senior vet in Shahpur. They advised a third, more complex surgery to finally resolve her condition. Thankfully, this third surgery marked the end of Sahara’s challenges, and she has since recovered fully. Now a beloved resident at our back cowshed, Sahara lives a peaceful and happy life. Become a part of Sahara’s journey—click sponsor to support her today!

Saheli, a sweet-natured dog, was found outside Peepal Farm—likely abandoned, as sadly, many animals are. With no owner in sight, we decided to spay her and began feeding her regularly. Soon, Saheli started joining our hospital team, making herself at home, and won everyone over with her warm and friendly nature. She now lives at the hospital full-time and has become one of our cherished resident animals. Saheli has a close bond with Dhaniya, another resident dog—they're inseparable besties! She’s also a bit of a "what’s yours is mine" kind of friend, happily sharing her life with everyone. Ready to support Saheli’s journey? Hit Sponsor!

Sailor’s life on the streets of Kangra was tough, and one brutal fight changed everything. A severe eye injury—likely from a dog fight—left him in unbearable pain, with no one to help. His future looked bleak. But Sailor is a survivor. We performed eye removal surgery, and though he lost an eye, he never lost his spirit. Now fully healed, he’s as loving and friendly as ever. However, with his limited vision, life on the streets would be too dangerous for him. Sailor deserves a safe, loving home. Until he finds one, your sponsorship can provide him with the care and security he needs. Sponsor or adopt Sailor today!

Sargam was discovered near her injured mother in Rait. To prevent further accidents, we brought her to safety while her mother continued receiving treatment from local doctors. Being too young to survive on the streets alone, we decided to welcome her into our family as a resident animal. Now grown and thriving, Sargam is a beloved part of our resident family. Help us provide a lifetime of care for Sargam. Click “SPONSOR” today.

Saru was rescued from Chambi with an injury in her front right leg. She was not able to put weight on it. She also has a wound on the same leg. This is the same area where she had a fracture earlier, and due to another trauma, there is swelling again. For now, we have restricted her movement to prevent further damage. She is on painkillers, and her condition is being monitored regularly. You can sponsor Saru to support her treatment and care while she recovers.

Shanti Lal was rescued from Hanota with a cancerous growth in one of his horns, and the other horn was broken.

We removed the cancerous part through surgery and have been cleaning the area regularly since then.

He was given antibiotics and painkillers in the beginning, and is now on supplements. He is healing well, but will need some more time for complete recovery.

You can sponsor Shanti Lal to support his treatment and care until he is fully recovered.

Shumbha was rescued from Paig with an old maggot wound under his ear. There were a lot of maggots in the wound. Because he is in a lot of pain, it has been difficult to treat him. We tried sedation, but it did not work properly. We are giving him antibiotics and painkillers, and doing regular cleaning of the wound to remove the infection. He is still in pain, and his treatment is ongoing. You can sponsor Shumbha to support his treatment and care during this time.

Meet Shweta, a spirited female chicken rescued from an uncertain fate by a kind-hearted rescuer named Honey, who believed she deserved a life filled with care and comfort. Honey reached out to us to be her lifelong caretakers, and now Shweta has joined our resident family, free to live out her days surrounded by love. Shweta quickly bonded with Choo Choo and Amarpreet, two of our other resident chickens, though sadly, Amarpreet has since passed away. Shweta is endlessly curious and loves to be part of the action. If there’s something going on, she’s right there, happily wandering over for a bit of attention. She’s a sweet, inquisitive soul, and by sponsoring her, you can be her virtual hero and help ensure she lives the safe, happy life she deserves.

Sujata was rescued from Sujanpur Road for her spay surgery. But due to bad weather, we couldn’t go ahead with the surgery in time, and she gave birth to six puppies here. Right now, Sujata is healthy and is taking care of her puppies. We are giving her multivitamins so she stays strong while feeding them. Once the puppies are old enough, we will get Sujata spayed and release her back. You can sponsor Sujata and her puppies to help us take care of them during this time.

Sunday, a young female horse, was rescued alongside her mother, Billo. Billo had been used for ceremonial rides during weddings but developed a severe and painful skin infection that was later diagnosed as cancer. Despite our efforts, we couldn’t save Billo, but her owner agreed to let Sunday stay with us. Sunday is still adjusting to her new surroundings. Being young and full of potential, we’ve decided to adopt her, ensuring she has a safe and loving forever home here. Your sponsorship can help us provide the care Sunday needs and support other horses like her. Hit Sponsor today to be a part of her journey!

Tawa is a healthy calf who was rescued along with his mother, Kadai, who had a wound on her back.

He is doing well and feeding on his mother’s milk.

They have been kept together so that both of them stay comfortable while Kadai recovers.

You can sponsor Tawa and Kadai to support their care during this time.

Teetu was rescued from Kangra after he was found with an injury in his front leg. An examination and X-ray revealed that the fracture was old, and the bone had already begun healing on its own with callus formation. However, the injury site still has persistent infection and pus, which is preventing proper healing. To address this, we will attempt a small incision to drain and clean the infected area so the wound can heal properly. If the infection does not improve even after this procedure, we may unfortunately have to amputate the leg to relieve his pain and prevent the infection from spreading. Teetu is currently under close monitoring and care as we try to save his leg. By sponsoring Teetu, you help cover his diagnostics, medicines, procedures, and daily care during treatment. Your support gives him the best chance to heal and recover comfortably. Every sponsorship makes a difference for Teetu.

Toffee is one of Sujata’s puppies, born at our hospital.

She is healthy and active. Her vaccinations have been started, and she is currently on Samolac. She is no longer feeding on her mother and will slowly be shifted to a normal diet.

We are now looking for a permanent home for her.

Her mother, Sujata, will soon be spayed and released back to her area.

You can adopt Toffee and give her a loving home

Tofu arrived at the farm as a tiny calf, alongside her mother, Soya, who was so weak she couldn’t even stand. After three days of treatment and injections, Soya regained her strength and was up and moving! Tofu quickly became friends with everyone — humans and animals alike. Her friendly nature and charm made her the perfect ambassador for cows, so we decided to keep her permanently! Tofu is now a star at the farm and will spend her life here with her animal friends. Want to support Tofu’s journey? Click Sponsor today!

Tweety was rescued from Kangra after she was found with a severe injury in her hind leg. The wound was very old, and by the time she reached us, a large portion of the tissue had already become necrotic (dead). Because the damage was too extensive to repair, the only way to relieve her pain and save her life was to amputate the injured leg. Tweety is now recovering from surgery. She is receiving post-operative care, and the surgical site is being monitored closely. Once her sutures are removed, she will need around 20–25 days to recover fully and adjust. By sponsoring Tweety, you help cover her surgery, medicines, wound care, and daily treatment during recovery. Your support gives her the chance to heal and adapt to life comfortably, even on three legs. Every sponsorship makes a difference for Tweety.

Udaan was rescued from Rait with a fracture in his front leg. The crack was small, so we treated it with a splint instead of surgery. Over time, the bone has healed well. But because the splint stayed on for long, a wound developed on the same area. This can sometimes happen due to pressure and moisture under the splint. We are now cleaning and treating the wound regularly, and he is on medication to help it heal. Once the wound is fully healed, Udaan will be ready to be released back. You can sponsor Udaan to support his treatment and care until he is fully recovered.

Umeed was rescued from Paror in a cruelty case. She had swelling near her spine. We started her on steroids, and she has recovered well. She is eating properly now and is active. At the moment, she is only on supplements. You can sponsor Umeed to support her care until she is fully ready to go back.

Uno was brought to us from Dhirni by concerned locals, after suffering a severe eye injury. One of her eyes was completely out, causing immense pain and putting her life at risk. To save her, our team had to perform an eye enucleation surgery. Before the surgery, blood tests were done to make sure she was stable enough to undergo the procedure. The surgery was successful, and Uno is now in recovery. She is currently on antibiotics and pain relief, and her wound is being cleaned regularly to prevent infection. Uno will need about 15 more days for healing, after which her sutures will be opened. Uno is just 1.5 months old — still a baby — and once she has recovered fully, we will try to find her a loving home through adoption. Despite losing an eye, she has a full life ahead of her with the right care and love. By sponsoring Uno, you help cover her surgery, medicines, tests, and daily care during recovery. And by choosing to adopt her, you give this brave little puppy the chance to grow up safe and loved. Every bit of support matters for Uno.

Vajra was rescued from Matour with a wire trap around his abdominal area. The wound on his side was superficial, but the injury near his penis was deep and serious. We are cleaning his wounds regularly and giving him painkillers. The swelling has reduced, and he is improving. If the wound continues to heal well, we will let it heal on its own. If not, we may need to do suturing. You can sponsor Vajra to support his treatment and care until he is fully recovered.

Villain was rescued from Dramman with severe burn injuries covering a large part of his body—from his back down to his stomach. The wounds are deep and painful, and his recovery will take 6–7 months of consistent care. Our team is giving him daily dressings, along with antibiotics and painkillers to ease his pain. Once he heals, we will also castrate him before releasing him back. For now, Villain needs long-term care, love, and support to get through this tough journey. Sponsor Villain’s recovery and help him heal from his painful burns.

Vipin, a male bull, has been part of our resident family for the past couple of years and is one of our longest-standing members. He's friendly, laid-back, and occasionally a bit mischievous, but overall, easy to handle. If you'd like to sponsor him, just click 'Sponsor'.

Wooly Bully was born right here on the farm. His mother, who was pregnant at the time, suffered a fractured foreleg after being hit by a car. Due to her weight, healing took a long time, and by then, Wooly Bully was fully weaned. Since releasing him to the streets was no longer an option, we welcomed him into our resident family. Now, he spends his days with our other cows, bulls, and animal friends, living a safe and happy life. Join us in caring for Wooly Bully—click Sponsor to support his journey!