Cupa

About

For 34 years, we’ve been out on Bangalore’s streets, helping animals most folks just walk past. Every day brings tough scenes - injuries you wouldn’t want to see, and some real heartbreaking stuff. Still, when a street dog who survived a train accident starts wagging his tail again, it feels like we’re doing something right.

Who We Help

Our Trauma Centre isn’t for every animal. We focus on street and community animals - dogs, cats, calves, the ones with no backup. It’s mostly for those in real trouble: hit by vehicles, crushed limbs, bad wounds, or major illness. If an animal’s basically healthy, we let them stay with their local gang - familiar faces, local food, and sometimes even that one uncle who feeds them every morning.

How It Works

• Most rescues start with a call from someone worried, and we get 50+ daily.
• Our animal ambulance service heads out, using safety nets and a calm approach to bring the animal in.
• At our Trauma Centre, our vets jump in with diagnostics, surgery, therapy, and a lot of patience.
• When the animal’s healed, we send them back to their area. Rare cases go for adoption.

What We Treat

We deal with brutal accidents, cruelty cases, maggot wounds, cancerous tumors, paralysis, and more. Think street animal trauma care - no sugarcoating here.

What Helps Us Keep Going

Everything we do for community animals is free. Donations and our private hospital (SASH) keep us running. Every pet parent who chooses SASH helps a streetie get another shot at life.