stray animals

They brighten our moments and fill the air with cheer. But what happens to balloons once the party’s over? This video takes you behind the scenes of their journey and shares mindful ways we can celebrate joyfully — while also caring for the world around us.

Meet Sreeman Narayanan, a 69-year-old environmentalist from Kerala, who has spent over 10 years ensuring that no bird or animal goes thirsty during summers.

Ever wondered what happens after you throw trash on the road? It doesn’t just vanish. Instead, it sets off a ripple effect you’d never expect — impacting cities, animals, and even your own well-being. The real story behind that careless moment might just surprise you.

Sai Vignesh started helping animals at a very young age, thanks to his grandfather. Later, he started Almighty Animal Care Trust in Tiruvallur, Tamil Nadu to provide a safe haven for injured animals.

Despite a 20-year age gap, Nikhil and Geeta found love through their shared mission of rescuing stray animals, proving that compassion heals all wounds — both human and animal.

Here are eight initiatives ensuring stray animals feel loved and have a safe space.

Senior Police Inspector Sudhir Kudalkar, who began by feeding dogs, is now on a mission to save stray animals. He has united Mumbai's animal lovers through his 7,000-member WhatsApp group PAL (Pure Animal Lovers).

Delhi University students Jasdeep Kaur and Ishan Joshi opened their own community kitchen to feed stray animals across the city. Here’s a look at their endeavour Pawriwar.

Kuldeep Khatri began Dog Home Foundation in 2020 for strays around Jodhpur. His team of 40 runs a 24/7 clinic and ambulance, and provides a variety of treatments.

Thailand-based Ajarn Yossaphon Chanthongjeen started ‘Stand for Strays’, a group that focuses on collapsible shelters for these animals using old billboards.