Sponsor the Lifetime Care of a Rescued Animal
Published animal profiles describe available sponsorship records. Contributions support the stated care purpose; updates are provided when verified information is available.
- 1 Select an animal profile below.
- 2 Choose your monthly or one-time sponsorship tier.
- 3 Receive an acknowledgement after sponsorship payment verification.
- 4 Track recovery milestones and health updates.
Raja
Raja is a gentle senior street dog with severe age-related osteoarthritis and partial vision loss. He lives in our quiet hospice ward with orthopaedic bedding and daily pain-relief care.
Nandi
Nandi was rescued in a collapsed state near Dadri after suffering hip trauma. He is undergoing regular physiotherapy and gentle paddock exercise under close veterinary supervision.
Sheru
Sheru was admitted with a fractured hind limb following a vehicular hit-and-run in Ghaziabad. After orthopedic stabilization, bone plating, and 6 weeks of physiotherapy, he has regained full mobility.
Gauri
Gauri was rescued from a busy highway corridor in Greater Noida with severe horn lacerations and exhaustion. Following emergency treatment and wound dressing, she recovered and now resides peacefully at our sanctuary paddock.
Bijli
Bijli was rescued after being trapped in a storm drain. Following treatment for a severe upper respiratory infection and careful isolation nursing, she is now fully recovered and vaccinated.
Chhotu
Chhotu was found abandoned on a roadside at just two weeks old. With dedicated bottle nursing, calf starter feeds, and loving care, he has grown into a healthy, spirited young calf.
Mitthu
Mitthu, a parakeet, was found severely dehydrated during summer. Our caregivers provided temperature-controlled hydration and nutrition until full recovery.
Neelam
Neelam, a black kite, suffered severe wing tendon lacerations from glass-coated manjha. Our avian surgical team repaired the tendon, and after three months of aviary flight conditioning, Neelam has regained strong wing beats.
Charitable Sponsorship Principles
1. Nature of Virtual Adoption: Virtual adoption constitutes a non-refundable charitable contribution applied directly toward animal feed, medical rehabilitation, housing maintenance, and veterinary nursing. It does not confer legal ownership, custody, or commercial rights.
2. Clinical & Custody Authority: All diagnostic, surgical, rehabilitation, territory release, and rehoming decisions remain strictly under the professional veterinary discretion and governance of Ashjyoti Foundation.
3. Allocation Continuity: In the event a sponsored animal is safely rehomed, released to natural territory after recovery, or passes away due to old age or trauma, remaining sponsorship contributions will be seamlessly redirected to other animals requiring emergency hospice care.