Varanasi for Animals

Varanasi for Animals

To report a sick or injured animal in Varanasi, please call Varanasi for Animals Hotline at +91 829-976-4647

Varanasi for Animals brings hope to Varanasi’s street animals, including dogs, cats, and cows. They reduce street dog overpopulation and rabies through Animal Birth Control & vaccination.

Varanasi for Animals

Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday: 7:00am to 4:00pm; Sunday: 8:00am to 2:00pm; Monday: Closed
Cost: Free
Location: Chanditara Mode, Sahupuri Road, Vyaspur, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
Phone #: +91 829-976-4647

Animal Birth Control Programme and Anti-Rabies Mission by Varanasi for Animals)
Animal Birth Control Programme and Anti-Rabies Mission (Photo Courtesy of VFA)

Key Takeaways

* Rescue and treat Varanasi’s injured and sick street animals. If you see an animal in distress call the Hotline at +91 82997 64647

* Reduces street dog overpopulation and rabies through Animal Birth Control & vaccination.

* General public hours for visitors are Tuesday to Saturday: 7:00am to 4:00pm; Sunday: 8:00am to 2:00pm; Monday: Closed.

* Operates two animal ambulances servicing street animal emergencies in Varanasi.

ABC and ARV camp
ABC and ARV camp (Photo Courtesy of VFA)

Varanasi for Animals: Mission

Varanasi for Animals rescues and treats Varanasi’s injured and sick street animals in Varanasi. They reduce street dog overpopulation and rabies through Animal Birth Control & vaccination. They inspire community action to bring lasting change for the animals of Varanasi.

VFA animal rescue team saved one of the Blackbuck deer
VFA animal rescue team saved one of the Blackbuck deer (Photo Courtesy of VFA)

Rescue and Treatment: Healing the Wounded Souls

Varanasi for Animals dedicates itself to rescuing and providing medical treatment to the injured and sick street animals that roam the city’s alleyways. With a strong focus on immediate attention and care, their team of dedicated volunteers ensures that no animal suffers in silence. They have two animal ambulances servicing street animal emergencies in Varanasi.  

Varanasi for Animals rescue center
Varanasi for Animals rescue center (Photo Courtesy of VFA)

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ABC & Rabies Prevention: A Step Towards Safer Streets

Street dog overpopulation and rabies have been pressing issues in Varanasi. They control the street dog population and prevents rabies by ABC and vaccination programs. Neutering and vaccinating aim for a healthier, safer environment for animals and the community.

Spaying Neutering & Awareness Camp at the Village Level
Spaying Neutering & Awareness Camp at the Village Level (Photo Courtesy of VFA)

Education & Outreach: Building Awareness and Empathy

Varanasi for Animals recognizes the importance of education in fostering empathy towards animals. They firmly believe in the power of education and community engagement.

By instilling empathy and understanding, they aim to foster a society that cherishes and protects all living beings. They raise pet ownership awareness through outreach programs, stressing spaying/neutering importance.

By empowering the community with knowledge, they foster responsibility for city animals. Varanasi for Animals loves speaking about their work at schools and with the business community.

Inspiring the community to help street animals
Inspiring the community to help street animals (Photo Courtesy of VFA)

Varanasi for Animals Sponsors

They partner with ‘Help Animals India’ and ‘HOPE and Animal.’ Together, they amplify efforts for street animal welfare in Varanasi.

Varanasi for Animals does for thousands of street animals
The life-saving work Varanasi for Animals does for thousands of street animals every year (Photo Courtesy of VFA)

Be a Part of Varanasi for Animals

For those who want to make a difference and be part of this noble cause, there are several ways to get involved:

Partner: Support the Cause

Becoming a partner with Varanasi for Animals means supporting their mission through donations or sponsorships. By contributing to their efforts, you directly impact the lives of animals in need and support their various initiatives.

Donations received by Varanasi for Animals
Donations (Photo Courtesy of VFA)

Adopt: Give a Home, Save a Life

Consider adopting a rescued animal from Varanasi for Animals. Adopting a street animal saves lives and makes room for more rescues by Varanasi for Animals.

Varanasi for Animals
An awareness campaign about Rabies and its prevention (Photo Courtesy of VFA)

Volunteer: Be the Helping Hands

Volunteering with Varanasi for Animals is a hands-on way to be a part of the change. Volunteers can assist in rescues, providing medical care, or participating in outreach events. Your time and dedication can make a profound impact on the lives of these animals.

A man is holding a dog in white blanket
Turning love for animals into action (Photo Courtesy of VFA)

Where to Stay in Varanasi

If you’re exploring Varanasi, these well-reviewed hotels offer comfort, convenience, and memorable experiences:

Budget Option – Namaste Benares Varanasi

Offers clean, cozy rooms with free Wi-Fi and a friendly staff. An excellent pick for budget-minded travelers near key attractions. Guests appreciate its value and central location.

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Mid-Range Option – Hotel Rudraksh Varanasi

A solid four-star choice with air-conditioned rooms, great service, and helpful shuttle options. Ideal for those seeking comfort without splurging.

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Luxury Option – Taj Ganges, Varanasi

A stunning five-star property with elegant interiors, refined service, and peaceful surroundings. Guests love the serene ambiance and luxurious touches.

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Follow Varanasi for Animals on Social Media

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VaranasiforAnimals

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/varanasi4animals/?hl=en

YouTube: The Varanasi for Animals Story

Animal Birth Control Project Varanasi for Animals
Animal Birth Control Project (Photo Courtesy of VFA)

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