The Challenge
Animal welfare organizations across the globe are facing an uphill battle in helping stray dogs and getting them the support they need to survive. In recent times, the struggle for saving stray dogs has become far more complex, especially in a country like India. From becoming roadkill to sexual abuse, there has been a steep rise in dog abuse and deaths in India over the last decade.
Between 2010 and 2020
- The animal rights organisation says 17,235 stray dogs were killed or relocated in the last decade across India
- Federation of Indian Animal Protection Organisations (FIAPO) and All Creatures Great and Small (ACGS) says that 4,93,910 animals became victims of crimes committed by humans in the said period.
The Cause
There are many causes why dogs, "a person's best friend," are still treated so badly and unfairly in India.
Knowledge
Lack Of Knowledge About Stray Dogs
Human Nature
Sadistic & Apathetic Human Nature
Government
No Successful Government Initiatives
NGOs
Lack Of Resources For NGOs
Our Mission
Gurjeet Foundation's mission is to create a world where every stray dog is nourished, happy, healthy, and has a forever home. We strive to bring change to a world where every "Animal Rights" are recognized and respected, and every dog gets the essential care they need. From feeding, vaccinating, treating, fostering to adopting, you can help us in our cause!
Our Objectives
- To establish, influence, and enable change globally, focusing on social welfare issues prevalent in society. To support the needy (children, men, women, or animals) with appropriate support via facilitating healthcare services, rescue, and adoption programs.
- Begin with an animal welfare initiative to gather resources and aid for stray and abandoned animals. To train and develop animal rescue volunteers, sterilization and medical treatment of animals, fostering, adoption, etc.
- To create and promote correct animal welfare practices and ensuring all "Animal Rights" are recognized and respected. To work as a catalyst in bringing change in the lives of deprived animals, especially stray dogs, with a professional approach.
- To inform, educate and enable society worldwide to participate actively in our quest to bring a change. Create targeted awareness campaigns and impart knowledge to empower and change the state of animal welfare across the world.
- To develop partnerships with other animal welfare organizations, veterinary clinics, and NGOs to support our animal welfare goals like training volunteers, medical treatment, and adoption.
Our Mission
Gurjeet Foundation's mission is to create a world where every stray dog is nourished, happy, healthy, and has a forever home. We strive to bring change to a world where every "Animal Rights" are recognized and respected, and every dog gets the essential care they need. From feeding, vaccinating, treating, fostering to adopting, you can help us in our cause!
Our Objectives
- To establish, influence, and enable change globally, focusing on social welfare issues prevalent in society. To support the needy (children, men, women, or animals) with appropriate support via facilitating healthcare services, rescue, and adoption programs.
- Begin with an animal welfare initiative to gather resources and aid for stray and abandoned animals. To train and develop animal rescue volunteers, sterilization and medical treatment of animals, fostering, adoption, etc.
- To create and promote correct animal welfare practices and ensuring all "Animal Rights" are recognized and respected. To work as a catalyst in bringing change in the lives of deprived animals, especially stray dogs, with a professional approach.
- To inform, educate and enable society worldwide to participate actively in our quest to bring a change. Create targeted awareness campaigns and impart knowledge to empower and change the state of animal welfare across the world.
- To develop partnerships with other animal welfare organizations, veterinary clinics, and NGOs to support our animal welfare goals like training volunteers, medical treatment, and adoption.
Our Approach
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