Jed Animal Welfare Trust

26/05/2026

Tommy is one if the few cats who call Marine Drive home. He was looking unwell and not eating properly. He was an elusive boy who took 2 days to catch. When we caught him we took him to Raksha Animal Welfare Center.

Tommy had multiple scratches and a swollen paw. After admitting him, he needed 1-week of antibiotics for his wounds, was vaccinated, neutered and then released. He’s much better and lifing life to the fullest! We’re glad we got to be a part of it.

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23/05/2026

Maya urgently needs a home 🐶

Maya is a sweet and curious ball of love, very social with other dogs and cats. When she was found, a road accident made her unable to stand and she was in severe pain. We’ve helped treat her and kept her in a foster home since then. She has fully recovered now and is eager to be adopted!!

Here are some of our costs:
• Treatment: ₹5000 + ₹2100
• 1 Medication Bill: ₹684
• Fostering Costs (For 1 day): ₹600
• Transport + Vaccines + Medicated Bath: ₹₹₹

If you’d like to support Maya here are our details:
UPI: jedanimal.wt@okicici
GPay: 9004817933

Even ₹100 can genuinely help us to continue fostering her till she finds a home.

Please donate, share, or tag someone who can help or is looking to adopt ❤️

23/05/2026

Maya urgently needs a home 🐶

Maya is a sweet and curious ball of love, who is social with other dogs and cats. When she was found, a road accident made her unable to stand and she was in severe pain. We’ve helped treat her and kept her in a foster home since then. She has fully recovered now and is eager to be adopted!

Here are some of the costs:
• Treatment: ₹5000 + ₹2100
• 1 Medication Bill: ₹684
• Fostering Costs (For 1 day): ₹600
• Transport + Vaccines + Medicated Bath: ₹₹₹

Even ₹100 can genuinely help us to continue fostering her till she finds a home.

If you’d like to support Maya:

UPI: jedanimal.wt@okicici
GPay: 9004817933

Please donate, share, or tag someone who can help or is looking to adopt ❤️

04/05/2026

04/05/2026

Help us find Munni a Family ❤️ She is being released on 14th May and we have to find her a good home, she'd even be perfect as a 2nd doggo 🐶 Please share and spread the word!

30/04/2026

Help us find Munni a home! We recently took off her bandages and she is doing her exercises so diligently that she can be released a whole week earlier! She is recovering well and is showing a lot of playfulness 💖 We can't send her back to the streets. She has 2 more weeks of fostering remaining and one more vaccine. Help us spread the word!

27/04/2026

This is Gabbar. We found him and brought him to .animals for a checkup and for neutering on the 21st of April, and released him today on the 27th healthy and sprightly ❤️

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25/04/2026

Help us find Munni a home! We took off her bandages today and she has 2 weeks of exercises in front of her. She is recovering well and is showing a lot of playfulness 💖 We can't send her back to the streets. She has one more month of fostering remaining and one more vaccine. Help spread the word!

Thank you to for treating her and to .animals for helping us share the message ❤️

20/04/2026

Patil Baba, a 15 year old dog, came to us in a critical condition with severe wounds and very low strength. 🐾

With prompt care thanks to Nitin and treatment thanks to Raksha, his maggot wounds have healed and he is slowly beginning to respond. He’s still weak, on the drip and renal food. But he’s now able to stand and is fighting every day. 💛

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16/04/2026

🐾 “Are all street dogs rabid?”

Not all street dogs have rabies — this is a very common fear, but it’s not true. Rabies is a serious but relatively rare disease, and most street dogs are not infected. Aggressive or unusual behaviour can be caused by fear, pain, or stress, not just rabies.

Vaccination programs play a huge role in preventing the spread of rabies and keeping communities safe. Understanding the difference between illness and normal behaviour helps reduce panic and promotes safer, more informed responses around animals. 🐾

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14/04/2026

One year of showing up, learning, and doing what we can — one life at a time. 🐾

Grateful to everyone who supported us, guided us, and stood by us through this journey — we couldn’t have done it without you. 💛

Here’s to many more lives helped, and to keeping Jed’s memory alive in every animal we care for.