A campus built around animals without an owner
Jivdaya Charitable Trust began operating in 2007 and provides free medical care to unowned and stray animals in Ahmedabad. Its Panjrapol campus combines a veterinary hospital with rehabilitation for birds, reptiles and wild mammals. Separate animal and bird operating theatres reflect the different patients arriving through public referrals and the organisation’s own treatment programmes.
Animal Care on Wheels reaches neighbourhood cases
Mobile clinics take treatment, medication and vaccination to street animals in their own neighbourhoods. The trust explains that these vans attend cases that do not require hospitalisation. This gives the work two connected routes: some animals can receive care where they live, while patients needing more intensive intervention are treated through the hospital facilities.
Recovery after surgery can continue for months
The Multi-speciality Care for Pawsomes programme supports street dogs with serious injuries and illness, including road trauma and conditions requiring soft-tissue or orthopaedic surgery. Recovery involves much more than the operation itself. The published account describes monitoring, repeated dressings, physiotherapy, medication and balanced feeding during the time dogs remain under care, sometimes for more than a month.
Bird rehabilitation includes space to practise flight
The avian programme receives injured, orphaned and displaced birds, including vultures. Alongside clinical treatment, the campus lists an aviary, a raptor flight cage and an infant ward among its facilities. These spaces reflect different stages and needs within rehabilitation, from caring for young arrivals to giving recovering birds an appropriate setting before an eventual return to the wild.
Cattle care and public learning extend the work
Jivdaya also treats injured, diseased and abandoned cattle in urban and rural Gujarat. Its wider activities include school engagement, volunteering and veterinary workshops that share knowledge about animal and bird care. The trust encourages adoption, including Indian street dogs. Its project pages explain the different programmes and provide a way to support the particular area that interests you. Official programme information · AnimalProtech map.
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