The Reality of India’s Stray Animal Crisis
A BETTER LIFE FOR INDIA’S STRAY ANIMALS
79.9 MILLION ANIMALS AT RISK
In India, street dogs are often misunderstood as dangerous animals, when most are simply struggling to survive without food, medical care, or shelter. The lack of sterilization and vaccination programs has led to a growing stray population, contributing to dog bites and the spread of rabies. Humane solutions like sterilization, vaccination, and education are essential to protect both animals and communities.
HOUSING, CARE, & MORE FOR INDIA’S MOST VULNERABLE
SAFI responds with a comprehensive approach to animal welfare — rescuing animals in crisis, providing shelter and lifelong sanctuary, investigating and preventing cruelty, reducing stray populations through spay and neuter programs, protecting communities through rabies vaccinations, and educating the public about humane care.
AT A GLANCE
