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Saving the lives of innocent furry beings every day 🐕🦮through 📌Rescue Operations 👈 Sterilisation Programme 🏥 👈 Anti-Rabies Vaccination 💉👈💯

04/10/2026

🐾 WORLD ANIMAL DAY 🐾
4 OCTOBER 2026

Every animal deserves to live with kindness, dignity and compassion. 💚

They may not speak our language, but they feel pain, fear, love and joy,just like we do.
🌿 Love all. Hurt none.
💛 Compassion is free.
🐶 Adopt, don’t shop.
🐱 Be kind to animals.
🐾 Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves.

Let’s make the world a safer, kinder place for every animal.
Because their lives matter as much as ours . 🐾💕

03/10/2026

Successful Adoptions! 🐾

We’re so happy to share that many of our rescued puppies have found their loving forever homes. 🏡

A heartfelt thank you to all the wonderful adopters who opened their hearts and homes to these little ones.
Your kindness has given them a chance at a happy, safe, and loving life. 🏡🐶

Thank you for choosing adoption and giving rescue puppies a second chance. 💚

There are more puppies waiting for a home like them. For adoption,please visit Kalimpong Animal Shelter directly.

🛣️ Middle B**g B***y
Near B**gchurch
Kalimpong

28/09/2026

🐾 WORLD RABIES DAY 2026 🐾
Stronger Together 🤝

Rabies is a deadly zoonotic disease, but it is 100% preventable.
This World Rabies Day, let’s spread awareness and remember that preventing rabies requires all of us to work together, by vaccinating animals, promoting responsible pet care, protecting community animals, and ensuring timely medical care after an exposure.

🐶 A few simple steps can save lives:

💉 Vaccinate your pets :keep dogs and cats regularly vaccinated against rabies.
🐾 Support community dog vaccination : vaccinating dogs helps break the cycle of rabies transmission.
👧 Teach children to be safe around animals : avoid teasing, chasing or disturbing unfamiliar animals.
🚫 Never ignore a bite or scratch : even a small wound can carry a risk.
🧼 If bitten or scratched: wash the wound immediately with soap and plenty of running water for at least 15 minutes, and seek medical attention promptly.
❤️ Choose awareness over fear. Choose prevention over panic.

Together, through vaccination, education, responsible care and timely treatment, we can work towards a world where no human or animal dies from rabies. 🌍🐾
Stronger Together. Safer Together.

26/09/2026

🐶🐶 Puppies Looking for Loving Homes! 🏡

These adorable rescued puppies are currently sheltered with us and are looking for loving, forever homes. 🐾

If you’re looking for a furry companion, come meet them at Kalimpong Animal Shelter and give them the love, care, and safe home they deserve.

Give a rescued puppy a second chance at a happy life. 🐶🏡

If you're interested in adopting,please visit Kalimpong Animal Shelter directly.

🛣️ Kalimpong Animal Shelter
Middle B**g B***y
Near Bom church

22/09/2026

💧 Water Is Essential for Every Dog, Every Life 💦

Just like us, dogs need fresh, clean water every day. Water helps keep them hydrated, supports their body functions, regulates their temperature, and keeps them healthy and active.

For street dogs and community animals, finding safe drinking water can be especially difficult, particularly during hot weather. A simple bowl of clean water can make a big difference.

🐾 Keep a bowl of fresh water outside your home, shop, office, and at a safe street corner.

Refill it regularly and place it somewhere shaded and safe.

A bowl of water may seem like a small act, but for a thirsty dog, it can mean everything. 💙💦

17/09/2026

😺This time, it’s not about a dog, but a cat. 😺
There are many cats in Kalimpong who need help, and we continue to extend our support to them whenever we can. Their health and well-being matter just as much, and for years, cat welfare has also been an important part of our work, alongside our primary focus on neutering dogs.

Recently, we received a call about a mother cat and her babies, who were born with deformities and needed to be rescued. They have no home and are simply street babies, but thankfully, there are kind people in the community who look out for them and provide them with food.

Our team went all the way to the village to rescue them.

The mother, too, needs help. She has been caught in the cycle of giving birth again and again, and it is time for that cycle to end. She will be spayed so she no longer has to go through repeated pregnancies and the hardship of raising litter after litter. 💚🐾

Once she has recovered, she will be released back into her natural space,the place she knows and loves, among the community.

Sometimes, helping an animal doesn’t mean taking them away from the life they know. It means making that life a little safer, healthier and kinder. 🐾❤️

Thank you Help Animals India (HAI), Director Eileen, and all the generous HAI donors for supporting our cat welfare programme and helping us save the lives of these felines through Sterilisation.

14/09/2026

This street dog was brought to our Shelter by our team for her spaying. After her surgery, she found a quiet spot on the roof and made herself comfortable. 🐾💕🐾🐾

Dogs come to our Shelter and stay with us for a few days or weeks, but some of them slowly begin to feel at home here. Once they realise that the people around them are there to help and care for them, they start exploring the Shelter freely, finding their favourite spots, and simply doing as they please.
For some, the Shelter becomes more than just a place they stay. It becomes a place where they feel safe. 🐕🐕🐕😺

Note: Spaying is an essential part of responsible animal welfare. It helps prevent unwanted litters and contributes to healthier and safer lives for street and community dogs. This is a part of what we do at our Shelter, helping give our furry friends, both cats and dogs, a healthier and better life. 🐾

07/09/2026

We do what we can,and many times, we go beyond our capacity,to help animals in need. 🐾
Our days are filled with rescues, treatments and sterilisation programmes. From the moment a dog is caught and brought in for admission, through sterilisation and post-operative care, we follow their recovery closely. We make sure they are healthy and fit before they are returned to the streets they know as home.
But our responsibility doesn’t end there. We keep track of the areas they come from and ensure they are returned to their own communities, where they can live and thrive in familiar surroundings.
Street and community dogs are a part of our everyday work. When they fall sick, they need treatment. When they are injured, they need care. When they need to be sterilised, we step in.
Our vehicle is constantly on the road, and our team is constantly on the move. There is always another call, another rescue, another animal waiting to be helped.
It can be exhausting, and sometimes the work goes far beyond what we have the capacity for. But these voiceless animals keep us going. Their lives, their trust and their need for us remind us why we do what we do.
And we are able to keep going because of the people who stand with us,our kind and compassionate donors whose support makes this work possible.
For the animals who have no voice, we will keep showing up. 🐾💕🐾
In this video, one of our community dogs is being released back to the very place she came from and handed over to her community caretaker. This is an important part of our work ensuring that every dog returns safely to its own community. 🐾

02/09/2026

Dara Singh and His Great Escape! 🐾🐕💕

Our dear friend Deep, a true animal lover, never stops looking out for the dogs in his community. During his morning walks, he feeds the dogs he meets, and it shows. They are healthy, happy and well cared for. He is always keeping an eye out for those who are wounded or injured and need help.

This time, Deep came across a boy with a wound that needed stitching. He named him Dara Singh and brought him in for proper wound management. But Dara Singh, as it turned out, had a mind of his own! 😄
Not quite ready to accept kennel life, Dara Singh decided it was time for freedom. He jumped off the kennel, pulled the gate k**b open himself, jumped over the fence and made his way back to his own street.
From Dara Singh’s point of view, he probably did exactly what he thought he needed to do. After all, no dog enjoys being confined! But in all that excitement, he seemed to forget one small detail: he needed to get better first. 🐶

Deep went looking for him once again, found his runaway patient, this time without his collar, and safely brought him back for treatment.
Dara Singh will stay with us until he has made a full recovery. Once he is healed and ready, he’ll return to the streets he loves so much.

For now, little escape artist, your freedom can wait. Healing comes first! 💚🐾

Thanks to Deep for helping so many animals like Dara Singh. 🐕🐾🐾

Address

Kalimpong Animal Shelter , Middle B**g B***y , Near Bom Church
Kalimpong
734301

Website

http://goodwillanimalshelter.in/

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