Animal Rescue NGO Kolkata: Saving Lives on the Streets of Bengal

When monsoon floods submerged Kolkata's eastern neighborhoods last July, our team waded through chest-deep water to rescue 17 stranded dogs from crumbling rooftops. This relentless commitment defines Nabatara Foundation's animal rescue work—where every ambulance siren echoes our promise to protect the city's voiceless creatures.

Crisis & Response: Kolkata's Stray Emergency

With 85,000+ stray dogs and 12,000+ injured animals reported annually across West Bengal, our interventions address:

Rabies outbreaks

30% of human rabies deaths originate from unvaccinated strays

Monsoon hazards

Electrocutions, drowning, and snakebites surge June-September

Human-animal conflict

70% of street dogs suffer stone pelting or kicking

2024 Impact Snapshot

Our Lifesaving Framework

24/7 Emergency Response

Helpline Network: 6 ambulances covering 150km radius (+91 7890-535353)

Disaster Protocols: Flood rescue boats, fire evacuation kits, heatstroke cooling vests

Critical Care: Oxygen tanks, blood transfusion banks, and mobile X-ray units

"During Durga Puja fireworks, a terrified pup hid in a burning tire dump. Our thermal drone located him in 7 minutes. Third-degree burns healed into a happy adoption story."

Medical & Rehabilitation Ecosystem

Specialized Units:

• Paraplegic Carts: For spine-injury dogs like Buddy (hit by SUV)
• Avian ICU: Surgical repair of kite-string injuries in birds
• Wildlife Wing: Sundarbans python rescue team

Sustainable Population Control

• ABC (Animal Birth Control): 98% success rate sterilisations
• Community Feeders Network: 120+ trained volunteers with medicated food
• Anti-Rabidity Drives: School awareness programs with WHO-certified materials

Resource Allocation & Transparency

₹62 Lakhs Annual Budget Breakdown