The Welfare of Stray Dogs
The Mumbai-based animal welfare organization provides sterilisation, vaccination, rescue, medical treatment, and adoption services for street dogs to help control population and ensure health and safety.
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The Mumbai-based animal welfare organization provides sterilisation, vaccination, rescue, medical treatment, and adoption services for street dogs to help control population and ensure health and safety.

Animal Matter To Me is a Mumbai-based charity operating since 2010 that rescues, treats, sterilises, vaccinates, and rehabilitates street animals, farm animals, and wildlife, running a hospital in Malad and a cageless sanctuary in Kolad.

Animal Kingdom Welfare Foundation is a stray animal center in Mumbai that rescues, treats, shelters, and adopts dogs and cats. It offers medical care, spay/neuter, vaccination, and runs a volunteer program while relocating to a new facility in Malad West after BMC demolition. The center focuses on rehoming strays.
Bezubaan Welfare Trust is an NGO for stray cats, dogs, cattle, and all other homeless animals. They feed, vaccine, and sterilise them too.

Recognised by the Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI code MH002/1966). Source: AWBI list of recognised animal welfare organisations as on 31 May 2026.

Earth Brigade Foundation is a Mumbai-based NGO focusing on wildlife conservation, street animal welfare, and rural women's empowerment. It installs solar-powered water pumps in forests, provides food and medical attention to stray animals, and conducts menstrual health education. The organization also advocates for stricter wildlife protection laws and supports forest-dependent communities.