SUPPORT THE ANIMALS
Stray Safe Kerala is a 501c3, non profit organization, registered in the United States, that supports animal welfare projects in Kerala, India.
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Our mission is to improve the health and safety of Kerala’s communities by implementing evidence-based initiatives aimed at targeting Kerala’s stray animal population including Animal Birth Control (ABC) programs, mass vaccination, and integrative animal welfare education.
Stray Safe Kerala is committed to improving animal welfare, and fostering compassionate coexistence between humans and animals.
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Through various initiatives like rabies vaccines, adoption programs, spay/neuter drives, and public awareness, we strive to make Kerala’s streets safer for everyone.
Along with our own projects, Stray Safe Kerala also serves as a grant-maker for animal welfare organizations and worthwhile local initiatives in Kerala, India.
Jane Goodall Endorsement
“Stray Safe, Kerala is a truly important initiative. It will greatly improve human and animal safety on the streets of Kerala, India.
By providing medical care, controlling the stray animal population through spay and neuter programs, and providing compassionate education, Stray Safe will address the crucial problem of animal overpopulation in a humane way. It will also help to eradicate rabies and improve public health.
Stray Safe, Kerala is setting a standard of excellence by promoting humane and effective evidence-based solutions and thus ensuring safer communities for everyone. It will serve as a replicable model for other states.
The Jane Goodall Institute, India is delighted to hear about Stray Safe – and I, certainly, enthusiastically endorse this initiative. I have loved dogs since I was a small child. I have rescued a number of homeless and abandoned dogs and they have brought joy into my life with their unconditional love.”
