Moments of compassion, resilience, and unconditional love — captured through the lens of our daily life at the sanctuary.
Every photo tells a story of rescue, healing, and love.
When Raja, a German Shepherd mix, first arrived at Panvatha, he had completely lost function in his hind legs due to a spinal injury.
Through consistent physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, and eventually being fitted with a custom wheelchair, Raja transformed from a depressed, immobile dog to an active, playful companion who now serves as a therapy animal for newly rescued dogs facing similar challenges.
Champa, a cow rescued from a dairy where she was considered worthless after losing mobility in her hind legs, arrived severely malnourished and with pressure sores.
After intensive care, nutritional therapy, and a custom-designed support harness, Champa has regained partial mobility and now enjoys daily sunbathing sessions in our special gaushala yard.
Soni, a small terrier-mix, arrived at Panvatha barely able to stand, with multiple wounds and extreme malnourishment.
With daily wound care, a high-nutrition diet, and the warmth of our caregivers, Soni made a remarkable recovery. Her story proves that with the right environment and love, even the smallest creatures can lead a life of dignity.
We honor every animal who crossed the rainbow bridge. Their stories inspire our continued work.
Our first handicapped dog resident, Bruno showed us that three legs are more than enough for a heart full of love. His legacy lives on in our specialized canine rehabilitation protocols.
A blind cow who lost her life during the devastating 2021 floods, Radha's gentle spirit inspired our improved safety protocols for visually impaired residents.
This brave rabbit with a neurological condition defied all odds, living four happy years despite veterinary predictions of a much shorter life. His determination inspired our "Quality of Life" program.
We honor the memory of the precious lives lost during the devastating floods of 2019—several puppies, kittens, and other vulnerable residents who, despite our best efforts, couldn't be saved. Their memory drives our commitment to creating safer, more resilient facilities at our new location.
We warmly welcome you to meet our rescued residents! Your visit not only brightens their day but also helps them build trust and socialize better.
Sat & Sun: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Weekdays: By appointment only
Phone: 9545 49 50 51
Email: panvathafoundation@gmail.com
Important Note: Please note that some animals may have specific interaction needs or restrictions based on their health condition.