Support In Feeding Street Bound Animals During This Crucial Time.

This is a very crucial time for us humans and also for the homeless animals.  They are not getting their daily leftover, surplus food, from their usual spots due to COVID-19 lockdowns. We are continuing our work to feed stray animals during the lockdown by taking necessary precautions and obtaining required permissions.

There are so many hungry homeless animals on the streets searching for food and we are willing to provide for them. We need your help to feed more and more stray animals. Animals have offered friendship to humanity, since the beginning of time.  Humanity fulfills the obligation.

Capable are accountable for the helpless and incapable.  This is true for animals as well as all aspects of human life.  If the capable do not commit to helping the incapable then the helpless are bound to get wounded and suffer.  We held ourselves accountable and asked peers and friends to understand this accountability and started this journey to raise funds and resources and expertise and volunteers to address animal food insecurities in the city of Meerut.

Animal food insecurity is a fundamental issue that everyone is capable of relating to.  We have 50000 to 100000 stray animals including dogs and cats in Meerut.  All of them are struggling for food and have their own ecosystem of problems that need our attention.

We chose to address hunger and food insecurity of animals as it is easier for people to identify with this issue and people can come together in order to address this issue.  An attentive community can address all sorts of problems and enable all required operations and hence this is more about people coming together and giving attention to these homeless animals.  Hunger  is the reason we are using it to organize such a community willing to identify and address the problems of homeless animals.  Amidst situations like lockdowns, survival becomes more challenging than ever for homeless animals and it is our responsibility as sensitive human beings to address those problems.

We ask people to join hands and come together and make sure we feed all stray animals in the city of Meerut.

About the NGO

ANMOL JIVAN ANIMAL TRUST, ( Dimple, Kapil, Amit) founded earlier this year in Meerut (U.P.) has reached the cause prior to lockdown in the following ways :

1. We have been feeding more than 200 stray dogs, cats, & cows & other animals in the Meerut range every day.

2. Around 100 rescued dogs and cats are being taken care of at our shelter homes.

3. Prior to the lockdown, we were sourcing edible food supplies from household and restaurant operators in the city, to feed homeless animals.

4. We have installed more than 200 drinking water pots across various locations.

5. We have provided medical treatment to hundreds of wounded animals and we continue to do so as we come across the needy.

NGOs have continued feeding and taking care of stray animals during the lockdown.  We are trying to reach out to as many strays as possible every day.

Note: All the donations  towards this campaign is eligible for Indian Tax Exemption.