Medical care.

Our team is always on the ground finding animals that need help, diagnosing conditions and treating them on the spot. Post treatment, we vaccinate and neuter animals before returning them back to the community. 

It is the duty of the BMC to provide ethical, acceptable standards and, above all, safe sterilisation and vaccinations of community animals. As this is not being done by the BMC with the budget allocated for this, the NGOs and private individuals are doing so in their own capacity, and trying to do this to spot optimise the health and control the population of our community animals. 

It is not easy to catch, house, and treat the community pets, and to be able to do so in the volume that is needed. Yet we are catching, conducting diagnostics, and treating all community animals for various infections. Post-treatment, we neuter and vaccinate them before leaving them back to their individual areas.