Daddy NGO is dedicated to rescuing, protecting, and caring for helpless animals. We provide shelter, medical support, and love to those in need, striving to ensure every animal lives a life of dignity, safety, and compassion.

To help street dogs, cats, and other stray animals, focus on providing resources, promoting responsible pet ownership, and advocating for animal welfare policies. This includes offering food, water, shelter, and medical care, as well as supporting initiatives like spay/neuter programs and vaccination campaigns. 

Specific Actions:

Provide Resources:

Food and Water: Set up feeding stations with appropriate food and water for dogs and cats. 

Shelter: Offer temporary or permanent shelter, especially for vulnerable animals like puppies and kittens. 

Medical Care: Support organizations that provide veterinary care and vaccinations. 

Promote Responsible Pet Ownership:

Spay/Neuter: Support and participate in spay/neuter programs to control the population of stray animals. 

Vaccination: Ensure that street dogs and cats are vaccinated against rabies and other preventable diseases. 

Education: Educate the public about responsible pet ownership and the importance of preventing animal cruelty. 

Advocate for Animal Welfare:

Support NGOs: Donate to or volunteer with local animal welfare organizations. 

Advocate for Stronger Laws: Support stricter laws to protect animals from abuse and neglect. 

Raise Awareness: Share information about stray animals and the work being done to help them on social media and in your community. 

Specific Considerations for Dehradun:

Local NGOs: Identify and support local animal welfare organizations in Dehradun that are actively working to help stray animals. 

Community Involvement: Encourage residents to participate in feeding stations, vaccination drives, and other local initiatives. 

Seasonal Needs: Be mindful of the changing weather conditions in Dehradun and provide extra support during the cold and hot seasons. 

Additional Tips:

Avoid Feeding Stray Animals Regularly:

While providing food is helpful, avoid becoming a habit, as it can lead to the animals becoming dependent on handouts. 

Be Mindful of Local Regulations:

Familiarize yourself with local regulations regarding feeding and managing stray animals. 

Practice Safe Distancing:

Approach stray animals cautiously and avoid sudden movements that may frighten them. 

Consider Foster Care:

Offer foster care to sick or injured animals until they can find a permanent home. 

Report Abuse:

If you witness animal cruelty, report it to the authorities.