Rescue, Heal, Protect and Rehabilitate

Please Support, TAWF’s Unwavering Dedication to Transforming the lives of voiceless souls.

Our Mission

At TAWF, we are dedicated to rescuing injured, abused, and neglected animals, including cats, dogs, equines, birds, and wild animals. Our primary efforts focus on rehabilitating strays through sterilization and vaccination programs. Stray animals face harsh conditions due to overpopulation. TAWF is committed to tackling this issue by diligently working to control the homeless animal population and eradicate rabies in the region.

Animal Rescue

Each day, our team rescues animals that are injured, abused, or seriously ill. Sadly, these animals often endure extreme abuse and neglect. It is particularly distressing that many dogs are poisoned or shot.

TNVR

At TAWF, we are committed to addressing the root causes of stray animals’ suffering. Our primary goal is to humanely manage the population of free-roaming dogs, particularly those perceived as a threat to public safety due to rabies.

Awareness

At TAWF, our goal is to put an end to animal abuse using a range of strategies. Raising awareness within communities is essential to creating a more compassionate and empathetic society towards animals.

Our statistics

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How can you help?

Join us in becoming a proud rescuer by volunteering, donating, and sponsoring an animal. Your contribution can make a significant difference in the lives of voiceless souls. 

By donating to our cause, you give a second chance to voiceless animals in desperate need. To make your secure donation, please visit our donation page.

More ways to help

Become A Volunteer

Join our dedicated team of volunteers! Volunteering at TAWF offers a fantastic opportunity to make a meaningful impact. Experience the joy and fulfillment that comes from working together and championing our cause. We invite you to get involved and support this important mission.

Adopt a pet

Due to financial constraints and limited space, we are unable to provide shelter and care for thousands of animals. If every household adopts a homeless animal, the number of those on the streets would be significantly reduced, contributing to the sustainability of our shelter.