Animal & Community Welfare
Pawsitive Protectors
A campaign by Animal Care
Building rabies-free neighbourhoods
Street dogs share our streets, and our safety. We vaccinate them against rabies, deworm them and fit reflective collars, so animals and neighbourhoods stay safer together.
Verified NGO Partner. Vetted by The Giving Circle team: documents, office visit and leadership. See what we checked →- Tax Benefits · 80G
- Working Since 2020
- 1,584 Supporters
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Photo: Animal CareAbout This Cause
Protecting Lives Before They Need Rescue
Animal welfare isn't only about rescuing injured animals. It's about preventing suffering before it begins, for the dogs on our streets and the families who live alongside them.
Health
Rabies Is Still a Risk
One unvaccinated dog can put a whole neighbourhood at risk, people and animals alike.
Safety
Invisible After Dark
Street dogs are hard to see at night, and road accidents are one of the biggest dangers they face.
Care
No One to Treat Them
Without an owner, worms and infections go untreated, and small problems turn serious.
Community
Fear Instead of Care
When neighbourhoods fear street dogs, animals get chased away and feeders are left on their own.
Our Theory of Change
Protect Every Dog. Protect Every Street.
When most of the dogs in an area are vaccinated, rabies stops spreading. That's why the Animal Care team works colony by colony, together with local feeders.
When We Vaccinate
Street Dogs Against Rabies
Each vaccinated dog is one less risk for the neighbourhood.
And Deworm and Collar Them
Healthier, and Seen at Night
Fewer infections, fewer road accidents.
And Bring Together
Feeders, Residents and Schools
So the community looks out for its dogs.
Then
Animals and People Live Safer, Together
Neighbourhoods where no one has to fear the dog next door.
How we know it's working: every animal is documented and tracked, and follow-up visits check that dogs stay healthy and collars stay on.
How This Cause Works
Vaccinate. Protect. Educate.
Three things the Animal Care team does in every neighbourhood Pawsitive Protectors reaches.
Vaccination & Deworming
Mobile camps in high-risk colonies, set up with local feeders. Every dog is documented and tracked.
Reflective Collars
High-visibility collars that make street dogs easy to see on the road at night.
Community Education
Friendly sessions with residents, schools and feeders on responsible feeding, care and reporting injuries.
In Their Own Words
Voices From This Cause
Supporters, feeders and the Animal Care team, in their own words.
- Feeder
“Getting them vaccinated means I worry less, and my neighbours now see them as our dogs too.”
Ms. SunamikaCommunity feeder, Delhi NCR
- Volunteer
“Seeing Animal Care’s dedication truly touched me. Supporting them felt like a simple way to help.”
Vanshu SainiPassionate about animals
- Supporter
“Every update reminds me that even a small contribution can make a meaningful difference.”
Ritu MidhaSupporter of Animal Care
More voices added after every drive
Anti-Rabies Shot & Deworming
Given by a trained paravet, with the vaccine kept cold all the way.
Reflective Collar
So drivers can see the dog on the road at night.
Protection for Feeders
Anti-rabies shots for the feeders and caregivers who look after the dogs.
Care for Sick Dogs
Nutritious meals while a sick dog recovers in Animal Care's shelter.
Every contribution goes directly to Animal Care, through its own payment gateway and into its own bank account. Animal Care sends your 80G receipt.
Verified Partner
Vetted by The Giving Circle
We only list NGOs our own team has checked, and not every organisation that applies makes it. Here is what we checked for Animal Care before this campaign went live.
Last reviewed: [month year]
Registration and tax documents checked, genuine and current
Listed below with numbers you can check yourself
Office visited by our team
Sultanpur, New Delhi · [date]
Leadership interviewed
The people who run the programme, in person
Field work seen
[place, date] · we see the work on the ground wherever we can
Written commitment to share updates
Drive photos and progress, posted on this page
- 80GView document
80G approval
No. AAKTA4778M24DL02 · Checked · valid AY 2024-25 to 2028-29 · 50% tax deduction
- CSR-1View document
CSR-1 registration
No. CSR00108362 · Checked · can receive company CSR funds
- NGO DarpanView document
NGO Darpan
No. DL/2024/0390044 · Checked · NITI Aayog's national NGO registry
- Reg.View document
Trust registration
No. 2023/16/IV/1478 · Checked · registered 30 Dec 2023, Delhi
- PANView document
PAN
No. AAKTA4778M · Checked · Income Tax Department
Good to know: vetting is not a financial audit, and we don't examine the NGO's accounts. It confirms the organisation is real, legally compliant, and run by people we have met.
Meet the Founder
“Street dogs are part of every neighbourhood, whether we notice them or not. When a colony’s dogs are vaccinated and easy to see at night, the fear goes away and people start looking out for them. That change is what keeps both the dogs and the families safe.”
Impact So Far
Real Drives. Real Change.
Updates from the field, shared with every circle.
12,344+
anti-rabies vaccinations
1,891+
animals rescued
433+
volunteers
1,584
supporters here
Vaccination drive · GurugramVaccination drive
Awareness drive
Vaccination drive
Vaccination drive
@pawsitiveprotectorsFollow every drive as it happens, in photos and reels.Questions About This Cause
Frequently Asked Questions
Clarity on where your gift goes, how the programme works, and how your circle can champion it.
What does "vetted by The Giving Circle" mean?
Our own team checked Animal Care's registration and tax documents, visited its office, and interviewed the people who run it. We see the work on the ground wherever we can, and Animal Care has committed in writing to share updates. Vetting is not a financial audit; we do not examine the NGO's accounts.
Will I get an 80G receipt?
Yes. Animal Care holds a valid 80G certificate, and the receipt comes directly from Animal Care to the email address you give when you donate. 80G is a deduction under the old tax regime; your tax adviser can confirm what applies to you.
Where does my donation go?
Straight to the NGO. Donations go directly to the partner NGO through the NGO's own payment gateway and into the NGO's own bank account. The Giving Circle does not receive, hold, or process donation funds at any stage.
Do you run drives in my city?
The Animal Care team works across Delhi NCR and has run anti-rabies drives in Mumbai. A drive in a new area depends on the number of street dogs there, and is set up together with the local feeders. Write to us and the team will take it from there.
Who does the vaccinating?
The Animal Care team and its vets. Cause Champions raise funds and spread the word; they are not asked to handle animals.
Can I raise funds for Pawsitive Protectors with my circle?
Yes. Become a Cause Champion: tell us how much you would like to raise, and we set up your fundraising page and materials to share on WhatsApp, Instagram or anywhere you like. It costs nothing, and someone from our team stays with you through it.
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