Animal Care Land

Contact Person: People For Animals Secunderabad (Krishna Vadi)
Address: 13-6-600-44-39 Peddakapu Layout Tirupati – 517501, Andhra Pradesh, India.
Animal Birth Control & Anti Rabies Vaccination Center for stray dogs: Opp : RPF Mobilization Hall , Tirupati – Renigunta Road, Near STP, Thukivakam, Tirupati – 517501, Andhra pradesh
Phone No.:
Mobile No.:  +91 9440567737, 8574550575
Email: animalcareland@rediffmail.com , info@animalcareland.org
Website: http://animalcareland.org/
Fax: +91 857427606

Activities: Cats, Dogs, Entertainment, Farm Animals, Animal Transport, Vegetarianism, Shelter, Animal Hospital, Animal Shelter, Providing Water And Food To Stray Animals, Free Medical Camps, Awareness.

Animal Care Land is a Non-Governmental charitable organisation, established in the year 1999 in the temple city of Tirupati.It is committed to the cause of Animal Welfare in general and Birth Control of Dogs and Anti Rabies Vaccination Programmes in particular, to create a Rabies free nation. It works for the society where man and animal can live together safely and harmoniously To have animal friendly society tolerant towards animal existence. Hand in hand for peaceful co existence.

In India, particularly in urban areas, millions of street dogs or free-ranging dogs coexists with people, as result of declining popularity as pets because of keeping foreign breeds in houses became symbol of status and improper management of waste disposal and lack of cohesive planning in stray dog population controls, their numbers were amplified. often stray dogs have fearful encounters with people who are frightened of becoming victim of dog bite or contracting rabies. According to World Health Organization 36% of world’s rabies deaths occur in India each year.
While strays survive on scavenging on garbage,despite the fear of rabies Some are fed and cared by residents who value them as guards and as companions. However, as many places in India lack effective street dog population and vaccination programs, cruel and indiscriminate dog culls are often the program of choice when there is a community outcry for action following a biting incidence or a potential rabies outbreak.