To continue our life-saving work, we need continued support from people. Therefore, trust and transparency is the key to fulfilling our missing, vision and goals. e
Fund utilization reports are always available with complete reconciliation of every rupee spent.
We have clear and measurable goals.
Our information hub on our Website helps readers learn about our process and policies related to bringing and accepting animals at CSI with pictures of some of our rescue stories.
Our adoptions mainly occur through our social media pages and those who choose passive adoption get photo-video update regularly and our doors are always open for a visit.
We have many local partners who are happy to support our cause and encourage us.
We provide regular updates on the residents of the shelter on our social media pages so that are followers know what is going on in the lives of our residents.
Our donors are encouraged to come visit us and the dogs at the shelter.
Our partners are engaged with regular communication on the developments of the trust. Animal welfare is a collaborative process a requirement needed to improve the lives of the voiceless.
REDUCTION IN STRAY DOG POPULATION
The most obvious difficulties hinge on overpopulation and incidents consisting of barking, biting, defecating or chasing behaviours. This is due to appalling rate of sterilizations by Government bodies and fast-urbanization of urban and rural Bengaluru. This has escalated human-stray dog conflicts.
PREVENTING DEATH FROM RABIES
“Over 90% of India’s reported human rabies cases are from rural areas, where people often do not have rapid access to vaccines or may rest on traditional and faith healers that are completely vain against this deadly virus.”
REDUCTION IN HUMAN-ANIMAL CONFLICTS
Almost every stray dog in both urban and rural Bengaluru are homeless facing daily adversities such as harsh weather, lack of food/water, no safe space to sleep, and are at least once a day inflicted with violent human behaviour. As they say, “Dogs don’t bite, ill-treatment does”.
ANIMAL WELFARE AWARENESS
With 13.2 Million people living in Bengaluru as of 2022, 0.6 Million stray dogs can have a home (22 people: 1 stray dog). Each One, Save One: To introduce this known concept of involving, communities, individuals, businesses and even the government in participating and saving lives of each and every street animal. Promoting acceptance of these street animals as part of the society and understanding their importance of their existence in human lives.
EMPATHY IN CHILDREN
Several studies demonstrate that children who care for animals feel more empathy towards other people/animals and grow up to be successful adults. The world just needs more kind people to make it a better place.
REDUCTION IN HUMAN-ANIMAL CONFLICTS
Almost every stray dog in both urban and rural Bengaluru are homeless facing daily adversities such as harsh weather, lack of food/water, no safe space to sleep, and are at least once a day inflicted with violent human behaviour. As they say, “Dogs don’t bite, ill-treatment does”.
Change a Life Today: Donate to Community Streeties India!
Your donation can make a world of difference for street dogs in need. Join us in our mission to provide them with love, care, and a second chance at life. By donating to Community Streeties India, you contribute to vital medical treatments, nourishing meals, and safe shelter for homeless dogs. Together, we can create a brighter future for them.
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