A BETTER LIFE FOR INDIA’S STRAY ANIMALS

We are shelter and foster focussed, working to build a strong, compassionate animal welfare network in Hyderabad, India.

A BETTER LIFE FOR INDIA’S STRAY ANIMALS

SAFI is dedicated to improving the lives of stray animals across India. We are shelter and foster focussed, working to build a strong, compassionate animal welfare network in Hyderabad, India.

79.9 MILLION ANIMALS AT RISK

In India, street dogs are misunderstood as dangerous, savage animals. SAFI works alongside India’s local shelters to rescue, rehabilitate, vaccinate, and house these strays in need.

HOUSING, CARE, & MORE FOR INDIA’S MOST VULNERABLE

Since 2020, we’ve helped build up India’s animal welfare infrastructure, providing medical care, food, forever home matching, education, and much more. Your tax-deductible donation helps us fight for stray animals in India.

HOUSING, CARE, & MORE FOR INDIA’S MOST VULNERABLE

Since 2020, we’ve helped build up India’s animal welfare infrastructure, providing medical care, food, forever home matching, education, and much more. Your tax-deductible donation helps us fight for stray animals in India.

AT A GLANCE

2200+

saved animals

1800+

animals spayed & neutered

180+

dogs adopted, 310 released

740+

animal abusers counseled

200+

school children educated

$520k+

of funding granted to 11 local shelters

DONATE

Every dollar makes a difference in the lives of these animals. SAFI offers many ways to donate.

VOLUNTEER

Find volunteer opportunities in India, US or internationally!
 

ADOPT

Everyone deserves a home. See how you can help our shelter animals find forever families.

FUNDRAISE

Start your own social media fundraising campaign, and help raise funds for India’s shelters.

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