Animal Birth Control is needed especially in a city like Mumbai. Stray cats and dogs that are not sterilized give birth to kittens and puppies which have a minimalistic rate of survival. From the very few kittens and puppies that actually make it, very few are well fed and well taken care of. Most of them die due to illnesses, starvation, road accidents amongst other reasons. Thus, the need to sterilize them is vital.

Also, the cats and dogs that are sterilized usually live a longer life, have lower risks of cancer, have better behavioural patterns and most importantly lower overpopulation.

Vaccination also ensures the prevention of many diseases such as rabies, distemper to name a few.

In association with Sidhesh and Dr Prashanti

Sterilized 12 cats in December 2020 and January 2021

In association with Panvatha Foundation

Sterilized 10 male cats in January 2021 and 14 male & female cats in March 2021

In association with Kalote Animal Trust

Sterilized 1 Tibetan Mastiff and 2 Great Danes in February 2021

In association with Save Our Strays

Sterilized 71 male/female stray cats in the months February and March 2021

In association with Aditi Parmeshwaran and Dr Amit Patil
(Shamsit Animal Care & Surgery Center)

Sterilization of 3 Female Dogs in March 2021

In association with Panvatha Foundation

Vaccination of 19 Dogs and 29 Cats in February 2021

In association with Aditi Parmeshwaran and Dr Amit Patil
(Shamsit Animal Care & Surgery Center)

Vaccination of 40 Dogs and 3 Cats in March 2021