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No Stray Left in the Cold: Winter of Warmth for 5,000 Stray Dogs & Puppies
Animal Welfare
No Stray Left in the Cold: Winter of Warmth for 5,000 Stray Dogs & Puppies
The Fulminare Social Help Foundation (FSHF) launches its heartfelt “Animals Save Is Our Duty” campaign to prevent the silent tragedy of stray puppies and dogs dying in the brutal North Indian winter. This initiative is a compassionate response to the desperate need for food and shelter across states including UP, Bihar,Delhi, Uttarakhand, Haryana, and Punjab.
Immediate Need and Direct Impact
The campaign aims to support over 5,000 stray dogs and puppies through the harsh winter months until February. Our dedicated team of 75+ volunteers across UP and Bihar commits two hours each morning and evening to actively feed, identify, and care for these vulnerable lives, focusing on:
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Nutrition: Providing warm food to counteract the debilitating effects of cold and hunger.
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Shelter: Establishing safe zones and temporary shelters to protect them from the bitter cold.
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Care: Offering compassion and protection to weak, hungry, and trembling innocent animals.
Financial Breakdown & Call to Action
The total goal is set at ₹1,00,00,000 (₹1 Crore) to meet the needs of 5,000 animals. Your donation directly translates into life-saving support:
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Just ₹2,000 can save and sustain one puppy's life for four months.
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₹20,000 can protect and feed a group of 10 puppies, ensuring they survive the coldest period.
By joining FSH Foundation, you are actively participating in proving that "humanity still lives in our hearts" and ensuring that no helpless soul dies shivering this winter. Donate now to spread warmth and save a life.
Animals Save Is Our Duty – Winter of Warmth for Helpless Souls (2025-2026)
This is a crucial winter welfare program by FSHF targeting vulnerable stray dogs and puppies across North India (UP, Bihar, Uttarakhand, Haryana, and Punjab). The initiative aims to provide essential warmth, food, and basic care during the harsh winter months until February, specifically focusing on saving the lives of over 5,000 animals. Goals and Activities: The campaign seeks to raise ₹1 Crore to fund the survival of these animals, where approximately ₹2,000 can save one puppy's life for four months. Over 75 dedicated volunteers work daily to feed, shelter, and care for these innocent lives. Alignment: Aligns with FSHF's broader mission of Animal Welfare and strengthening community compassion for all living souls. Impact: Ensures compassion prevails over suffering and provides life-saving support for animals that are hungry, weak, and trembling in the bitter cold.
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