Protecting Animals Through Care, Awareness and Community Action
FSH Foundation supports responsible animal welfare through rescue coordination, feeding or seasonal care, awareness and partnerships according to verified local capacity.
Current Status
Primary Locations
Pan-India (Urban Focus)
Veterinary Partners
14 Active Clinics
Understanding the Need
Addressing the vulnerability of street animals through verified facts, seasonal awareness, and a dignity-first approach.
Street Vulnerability
Urban expansion and heavy traffic corridors result in high rates of untended injuries for stray animals without access to immediate veterinary care.
Seasonal Risks
Extreme summers lead to severe dehydration, while monsoons increase the spread of infections and displacement among vulnerable packs.
Community Awareness
Lack of humane education often leads to human-animal conflict. Building localized empathy is crucial for long-term coexistence.
Core Activities
Structured operations aimed at comprehensive rescue, care, and systemic welfare improvements.
Rescue Coordination
Operating localized response teams to safely secure injured or distressed animals from urban environments.
Feeding Drives
Sustained community feeding programs to prevent starvation and monitor the health of established local packs.
Veterinary Partnership
Collaborating with certified clinics for trauma care, vaccinations, and safe sterilization (ABC) protocols.
Shelter Referral
Routing permanently disabled or highly vulnerable animals to verified long-term care sanctuaries.
Awareness Campaigns
School and community workshops designed to foster empathy, safe interactions, and responsible pet ownership.
Volunteer With Us
Join a dedicated network of animal lovers. Comprehensive safety protocols and guidelines apply to all roles.
Field Support
Assist in feeding drives and on-ground rescue logistics.
Awareness
Conduct community outreach and empathy workshops.
Transport
Provide safe transit to veterinary clinics and shelters.
Documentation
Capture field stories and assist in animal tracking data.
Verified Impact
Reporting Period
FY 2023 - 2024
1,250+
Animals Supported
340
Medical Treatments
45
Active Volunteers
12
Urban Corridors
Funding Units
Verified funding requirements that directly support on-ground rescue and sustenance operations.
Food Packs
Nutritionally balanced sustenance for feeding drives in high-density stray areas.
Treatment Support
Sponsor trauma care, basic medications, and vaccination drives at partner clinics.
Shelter Supplies
Support long-term care infrastructure and bedding for disabled rescues.
Our Welfare Standards
- Humane Handling: All rescues and transport are conducted using stress-free techniques by trained personnel.
- Veterinary Referral: No medical treatments are performed by untrained volunteers. All medical interventions happen via certified veterinary partners.
- Media Consent & Dignity: We adhere to a dignity-first policy, strictly avoiding distressing or sensationalized fundraising imagery (Approved).
- Volunteer Safety: Anti-rabies vaccinations and safety gear are mandatory for direct-contact volunteers.
