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UdaipurBlog  ·  by Neha Tare  ·  May 16, 2020
"Pashupati Kalyan Parishad: A Safe Haven for Abandoned, Distressed Animals"
Nestled amid the lush green Balicha village on National Highway No. 8, Udaipur, PKP is a more than 1-acre spread that is home to over 300 animals — rabbits, cats, dogs, donkeys, cows and buffalos. Founded in 1997 by animal lover and activist Suman Bose, the NGO was formed to mitigate the recurrent drought-like situation in villages around Udaipur, where farmers failed to feed their livestock and abandoned them. PKP took in abandoned cattle, as well as those rescued from slaughterhouses. Today, it stands as one of Rajasthan's most trusted animal sanctuaries, recognised by the Animal Welfare Board of India and certified under 80G and 12A.
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Pashupati Kalyan Parishad: A Safe Haven for Abandoned, Distressed Animals
🗓 May 16, 2020 Animal Welfare NGO
Animal activist Suman Bose's NGO, Pashupati Kalyan Parishad, is providing a safe haven for abandoned, distressed animals for the last two decades. The Udaipur-based shelter houses over 250 sick and disabled animals and gives them a second chance at life.
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