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Policy, Civic Partnerships & CSR

Civic Collaboration, Anti-Cruelty Advocacy & CSR Partnerships

Working with civic bodies, RWAs, corporate CSR desks, and law enforcement to build institutional support for animal protection.

Civic partnerships, CSR collaboration, and anti-cruelty legal advocacy
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Core Welfare Pillars

How We Implement This Welfare Initiative

Long-term animal welfare requires systemic change alongside frontline rescue work. Ashjyoti Foundation engages with municipal corporations, police departments, resident welfare associations, and corporate CSR partners to enforce anti-cruelty protections, establish humane feeding zones, and implement sustainable animal welfare infrastructure.

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Civic Dialogue

Civic & Municipal Coordination

Coordinating with local municipal councils on designated community feeding areas, rabies control, and open drain safety.

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PCA Act 1960 Enforcement

Anti-Cruelty Legal Intervention

Assisting citizens in filing police complaints and FIRs for intentional animal abuse, poisoning, and illegal relocation.

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Schedule VII Compliance

Corporate CSR Partnerships

Partnering with companies under Section 135 CSR animal welfare mandates to fund ambulance ICUs, solar power, and Gaushala sheds.

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Conflict Resolution

RWA Co-existence Programs

Mediation between housing societies and community caretakers to establish peaceful, conflict-free feeding and sterilization protocols.

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Structured Workflow

Step-by-Step Response & Care Pathway

Our standardized four-phase operational procedure ensuring compassionate handling, prompt clinical care, and dignified recovery.

01 Consultation

Stakeholder Consultation

Meeting with RWAs, local authorities, or corporate CSR committees to understand local animal challenges.

Phase 1 Execution
02 Strategy

Action Plan & Protocol

Drafting structured standard operating procedures for feeding spots, vaccination drives, or CSR project funding.

Phase 2 Execution
03 Execution

Ground Execution

Deploying infrastructure, medical camps, or legal interventions with complete photographic and audit documentation.

Phase 3 Execution
04 Accountability

Statutory Reporting & Audits

Submitting transparent utilization certificates, CA-certified fund reports, and impact metrics to partners.

Phase 4 Execution
Transparent Resource Allocation

Critical Needs Requiring Community Support

Every contribution directly funds essential medicines, nutritious fodder, mobile rescue fuel, and clinical care.

🏗️ Institutional Grants

CSR Infrastructure Grants

Capital funding for mobile veterinary ambulances, solar water pumps, and cattle sheds subject to applicable law.

📚 Advocacy Material

Legal Awareness Kits

Printed handbooks on Animal Birth Control Rules 2023 and IPC anti-cruelty sections distributed to RWAs and police stations.

🥣 Civic Infrastructure

Community Feeding Stations

Setting up demarcated, hygienic feeding points in industrial estates and residential townships.

Planned Projects & Public Information

Connected Projects & Transparency

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Planned Project Dadri–Ghaziabad

PashuRescue Gaushala & Animal Welfare Centre

Planned animal-welfare facility with proposed cattle shelter, recovery, fodder, water, and utility areas.

Planned Project Delhi-NCR

Veterinary Ambulance & Mobile ICU Project

Planned vehicle concept with proposed animal stretchers, oxygen support, and emergency stabilization equipment.

Public Transparency Public-safe

Public Rescue Status Tracker

Search approved public-safe status updates for an existing ticket. Reporter identity, exact GPS, and internal notes are not displayed.

Common Inquiries

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Ashjyoti Foundation is a registered Section 8 non-profit with public NGO-DARPAN and statutory records, eligible under Schedule VII animal welfare CSR mandates.
Under Indian law and Supreme Court rulings, community dogs cannot be relocated, harmed, or denied food. RWAs must designate peaceful feeding spots.
We organize CSR volunteering days for tree planting, earthen water bowl painting, shelter cleaning, and fodder feeding at our sanctuary.
We guide citizens with legal documentation, veterinary medical certificates, and follow-ups with local police stations under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
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Support Animal Welfare in Delhi-NCR

Whether reporting an animal in distress, sponsoring green cattle fodder, or volunteering with on-ground teams, your participation saves lives.

CIN: U80904DL2018NPL334576 NGO-DARPAN: DL/2018/0201066 Public Transparency Records
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