Rescue with care
Plan for safe pickup, triage and transport protocols rather than avoidable injury or distress.
PAWS OF HOPE · ROHTAS, BIHAR
A home for healing. A second chance for every paw.
Help turn a prepared 12,000 sq. ft. site into a compassionate animal rescue, veterinary care and recovery centre. A place where an injured dog can be picked up safely, treated with dignity, and given time to heal.
A proposed project by Fulminare Social Help Foundation (India). Construction and expanded services depend on funding, qualified staff and required approvals.
AI-generated concept illustration based on the shelter idea. Not a photograph of completed facilities or evidence of current services.
12,000Sq. ft. reported project site
25Planned kennel / care units
100+Dogs in long-term care ambition; safe occupancy to be assessed
4 districtsPhased rescue catchment goal, not current coverage
WHY THIS MATTERS
An emergency should not end at the roadside.
For a hurt, sick or abandoned street dog, help is more than a vehicle. It requires a trained response, a veterinarian, a clean place to recover and someone who follows through.
Our aim is to connect those steps in one humane, accountable system, beginning in Rohtas and expanding carefully toward neighbouring districts.
Not simply a shelter. A bridge from emergency to recovery.
Treatment with dignity
A proposed veterinary assessment room, first-aid supplies, referrals and supervised recovery.
Recovery with a plan
Individual records, appropriate return to original location, adoption or longer-term care where lawful and suitable.
WHAT EXISTS TODAY
Real place, proposed build-outThe land is prepared. Now help us build the care.
The project team reports that boundary work, land levelling, a borewell and an electricity connection are in place. The photograph shows the prepared site; utilities and land rights require documentary confirmation for CSR diligence.
✓Boundary and ground preparation visible in the supplied photograph.
✓Borewell and electricity reported complete by the project team.
→Next funding phase: kennels, clinic, isolation space, climate protection and rescue logistics.
Transparency note: This is not yet an operating 100-dog facility. Facility capacity, veterinary staffing and district service reach will be finalised through design and operating plans.
THE FACILITY WE PLAN TO BUILD
Designed around each animal's recovery.
Comfort is not decoration. The proposed shelter combines veterinary-led care with hygiene, separation, safety and changing-season protection.
25 modular kennel units
Separate or compatible-group accommodation with washable surfaces, safe partitions, ventilation and controlled movement.
Veterinary clinic & triage
Assessment area, first aid, medicine storage, examination equipment and referral coordination under registered veterinarians.
Isolation & calm recovery
Quarantine and observation areas planned to reduce cross-infection and allow appropriate post-treatment rest.
Heat, cold & monsoon care
Shaded roofs, airflow, cool water, raised dry bedding, winter warmth and safe drainage for Bihar's seasons.
Safe emergency pickup
Planned animal-appropriate transport and trained handling protocols, coordinated with veterinary help and available resources.
Clean water & care records
Hygiene, feeding and sanitation routines with treatment records, recovery reviews and responsible reporting.
HOW AN ANIMAL COULD MOVE THROUGH CARE
One compassionate journey. Five accountable steps.
This is the proposed operating pathway, not a claim of current rescue volumes or 24/7 availability.
01
Report
Concern received and assessed; urgency and location confirmed.
02
Respond
Trained pickup arranged, subject to safe handling and transport readiness.
03
Treat
Registered veterinarian assesses, treats or refers the animal.
04
Recover
Appropriate kennel, nutrition, observation and documented follow-up.
05
Return / Rehome
Lawful return to original location, adoption or suitable care depending on the animal.
PHASE 1 DEVELOPMENT ASK
₹25 lakh
Build the first safe, functional care spaces.
This is the team's estimated initial development need, not a confirmed tender cost or a claim that all future annual expenses are funded.
Support Phase 1 →Illustrative allocation
Estimated · INRKennel units, partitions & drainage₹8,00,000
Veterinary room, fit-out & equipment₹5,00,000
Isolation and recovery areas₹3,00,000
Seasonal protection, water & hygiene systems₹2,00,000
Initial animal transport / rescue logistics₹3,00,000
Launch supplies, training & contingency₹4,00,000
Estimated Phase 1 total₹25,00,000
Planning estimates for discussion, not vendor quotations. Final design, land documentation, permits, veterinary protocols, animal-welfare capacity and recurring staff/medicine/maintenance costs must be confirmed. The wider four-district model may need further funding.
DONATE TOWARD THE BUILD
Every contribution helps make care possible.
Choose a suggested gift below. Each button opens Fulminare's official Indian giving page, where you can enter your amount and confirm payment details.
₹2,500
Can contribute toward dressings, first-aid materials and initial veterinary supplies.
Give ₹2,500 →₹5,000
Can support safe bedding, feeding accessories, washing and sanitation materials.
Give ₹5,000 →₹10,000
Can contribute toward shade, ventilation, dry sleeping spaces and weather protection.
Give ₹10,000 →₹25,000
Can contribute toward washable kennel fixtures, partitions and safe enclosures.
Give ₹25,000 →₹50,000
Can contribute toward the veterinary examination room and emergency care equipment.
Give ₹50,000 →These are illustrative uses, not exact unit prices or guaranteed one-to-one purchases. The secure payment page does not automatically preselect a donation amount. For project-designated giving, please identify Paws of Hope in the payment note if supported, or contact us before donating.
Donating from outside India?
See international giving routes →CSR & FOUNDATION PARTNERSHIPS
Build something a donor can visit, examine and measure.
Paws of Hope can be structured as an animal-welfare CSR proposal with a phased construction plan, veterinary governance, safe occupancy standards, and measurable treatment and release records once services begin.
We welcome conversations about funding kennels, clinical fit-out, equipment, seasonal protection and the operating-readiness phase. Corporate CSR eligibility and recipient documentation must be confirmed for the specific funding arrangement.
Request a CSR project brief →A credible partnership pack should include
- Site / land-use documents and photos
- Architectural and veterinarian-reviewed layouts
- Itemised vendor quotations and operating budget
- Registration / tax / CSR evidence
- Milestone-wise spending and utilisation updates
- Rescue, treatment and release tracking safeguards
ACCOUNTABILITY MATTERS
Trust should be supported by records, not promises.
Giving decisions deserve clear project status, accurate budgets, lawful operations and honest progress reporting.
India legal recipient
Fulminare Social Help Foundation, the Indian nonprofit named as the intended recipient on this page.
Documentation on request
Section 8 / 12AB / 80G / CSR-1 / FCRA records and CAF America validation information, subject to current verification.
Cross-border routes
International donors can explore Fulminare's official worldwide giving page; applicable recipient and tax rules differ.
Planned reporting
Work milestones, invoices, care records and periodic donor updates will be built into the project operating plan.
QUESTIONS DONORS ASK
Clear answers before you give.
We would rather explain what is ready, what is proposed and what still needs verification than overstate the project.
Ask us a question →Is the shelter already operational?
No. The supplied site photograph shows prepared ground within a boundary. The team reports borewell and electricity connections. Kennels, clinic equipment, rescue operations and animal-care capacity described here are planned and require funding and formal readiness checks.
Will 25 kennels safely hold 100+ dogs?
The 100+ figure is a long-term ambition, not an approved simultaneous occupancy limit. Safe numbers depend on kennel dimensions, compatible grouping, isolation, exercise space, veterinary advice, staffing and animal-welfare requirements. An architect and registered veterinarian should approve the design before a final capacity is advertised.
What happens to a community dog after treatment?
The decision will follow veterinary assessment and applicable Indian animal-welfare rules. Suitable animals may be returned to their original location after recovery; adoption or additional care may be appropriate in other cases. The shelter will not promise unlawful relocation or unnecessary permanent confinement.
Can I claim an 80G tax deduction?
Eligible Indian donors may be able to claim a deduction subject to the organisation's valid registration, donation type and tax law. Request the current certificate and appropriate receipt. Cross-border donations do not automatically carry Indian or US tax benefits.
How can a company or foundation support this?
Email the foundation to request the Phase 1 proposal, site and design evidence, current registrations and detailed quotes. Project fit, Schedule VII relevance and all CSR/other legal requirements should be reviewed before an agreement is made.
Does the ₹25 lakh include years of operating costs?
No. It is the initial development estimate. Recurring veterinary staff, medicines, food, fuel, maintenance, training and four-district coverage require a separately costed and sustainably funded operating plan.
A MORE COMPASSIONATE NEXT CHAPTER
Help create the place that will be ready when an animal needs care.
A prepared site is the beginning. Your contribution can help bring the kennels, veterinary space, safety systems and recovery environment to life.