The Humanaro Foundation celebrated the annual Daan Utsav in Patna City, India, from October 2nd to 8th, by pledging to help helpless animals. The foundation’s workers fed the animals and made them wear reflective collars. The organization is dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating animals, educating communities on animal welfare, and advocating for animal rights. This article explores the organization’s efforts in making a difference.
Ms. Anushka Anand served as the event’s host. In Patna City, feeding drives were held at Chowk Shikarpur, Patna Sahib Station, Bypass, Gai Ghat, and Kumhrar. The state of the silent animals living on the roads is appalling, according to Anushka Anand. Reflective collars are predicted to reduce the number of traffic incidents involving silent animals. The Humanaro Foundation is dedicated to consistently arranging these kinds of events. In this program, Minajhi, Harshita, Vishakha, Aditya, Anita Kumari, and Komal were actively involved.
India, with its diverse cultures and traditions, has always been known for its love and reverence towards animals. From the holy cows that roam the streets to the friendly neighbourhood dogs, animals are an integral part of India’s social fabric.
However, despite this deep-rooted connection, the country faces several challenges when it comes to animal welfare. From the mistreatment of stray animals to the exploitation of wildlife, there is still much work to be done. This is where the non-governmental organization Humanaro Foundation who is working for animal welfare comes into the picture.
Patna is home to thousands of stray animals and the Humanaro Foundation stands apart from the noise as they are committed to providing rescue to stray animals with proper rehabilitation, medical support, vaccinations etc. The Humanaro Foundation has celebrated the DAAN UTSAV to make people aware about the local animal rescue, thereby serving as a source of inspiration for others towards this noble deed.
Website: www.humanarofoundation.com
