Karma Foundation

What we throw in a dustbin doesn't dissapear. It ends up in a hungry animal's body.

Be responsible. Dispose broken glass responsibly.

For dogs, even God would have four legs and maybe that’s why she prayed for help the night she collapsed outside a meat shop.

Beaten, starving, wounded, and ignored — until an ambulance stopped for her.

Her healing has begun, but her treatment isn’t over.

If you’ve read this far, maybe you’re the God she prayed for.

Please help us cover her medical costs.

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Snare traps are illegal for a reason — they kill. But farmers have safer, practical options that actually work:

• Motion lights: Sudden flash makes animals change direction.
• Trenches + thorn fencing: Natural barrier animals avoid crossing.
• Tripwire alarms: A simple rope + bell wakes the farmer instantly.
• Reflective tape & sound tools: Confuse animals at night.
• Community patrols: Traditional, low-cost and effective.

These alternatives saves both lives and crops but as of now, Rambo's life still hangs by a thread.

If you want to help us treat him, please donate and share.

Support Rambo’s recovery (link in Instagram bio).

“God will save her.”
“It’s her karma.”
“I’m in a hurry.”

Amazing how easily humans outsource basic humanity.

Peru lived — lost a leg, but lived — because ONE person finally stopped. Today, she’s released, walking free on the streets… but her surgery and treatment costs are still unpaid.

If you feel what we felt, share Peru’s story & donate for her recovery.
Let’s not do good only for divine rewards — link in bio.

When a welfare board starts sounding like a logistics department, you know something is broken.

A brand-new SOP—born from a Supreme Court order—now demands that every religious place, park and tourist spot become a no-dog zone.

Walls up. Gates locked. Access denied.

Tell me honestly…
Are we protecting humans, or preparing the perfect supply chain?

Shiva feared humans because of what he had seen… He is a slaughter house survivor.

Radha trusted humans because of what she felt and somewhere in the middle, a gentle hand healed them both.

Because sometimes healing doesn’t look dramatic…
it looks like a scared father taking one small step toward love again.