Plot No 74/44 , Near PreetiDhama School, Mylasandra Gate, Begur Koppa Road, Bangalore - 560068
Plot No 74/44 , Near PreetiDhama School, Mylasandra Gate, Begur Koppa Road, Bangalore - 560068
Just like any other normal person, there were instances in her life which she admired small puppies. After coming from a small town like Madurai where the stray population was very less, she found Bangalore with a lot of stray dogs. The small practice of feeding dogs attracted a lot of puppies near by and she also found that many of them dont survive if they are not treated on time for various diseases.
It was awful to see them going through this and she wanted to do something about it. She realised what the problem was and the solution to the tragedy of overpopulation of dogs was only by nuetering, spaying and treating them on time.
As the word spread that she is taking care of stray dogs in the locality, the house became swamped with dogs brought in by people who hoped she would take care. In the span of 10 years, she was taking care of lost, sick, terminally ill and homeless dogs. She has brought about changes to improve the lives of all animals, and the people who care about them. She also earnestly tries to teach children and the community to be gaurdians for dogs and to respect animals.
Our vision is a world where every animal, especially those at risk, is protected, valued, and treated with compassion. We envision a society where communities, organizations, and individuals work together through collaboration, communication, and education to promote the importance of animal safety and welfare. By fostering awareness, empathy, and responsible care, we aim to create lasting positive change, ensuring that no animal suffers due to neglect, cruelty, or lack of knowledge. Our ultimate goal is to inspire a culture where the safety, well-being, and dignity of all animals are recognized and upheld.
The main purpose of Mylos Rescue is to search, find and rescue stray, injured dogs and unwanted abandoned dogs by owners; to establish and facilitate the comfort of stray animals by maintaining an animal shelter which promotes health, care , safety and also help them with a decent send off. Our mission is mainly focussed on creating a stray animal free society where all the dogs are given a loving home at Mylos until they find a home of their own. We work towards this by conducting vaccination, sterlization and adoption drives at regular intervals to ensure we acheive the desired goal.
Our vision is a world where every animal, especially those at risk, is protected, valued, and treated with compassion. We envision a society where communities, organizations, and individuals work together through collaboration, communication, and education to promote the importance of animal safety and welfare. By fostering awareness, empathy, and responsible care, we aim to create lasting positive change, ensuring that no animal suffers due to neglect, cruelty, or lack of knowledge. Our ultimate goal is to inspire a culture where the safety, well-being, and dignity of all animals are recognized and upheld.
These 5 years were focussed only on spaying and nuetering the dogs in and around the locality. People had recognized our team as rescuing dogs from danger, injury old age, abandoned and cannot fend for themselves. We also can proudly say that we could bring down the littering of female dogs on a large scale atleast in few areas around our vicinity.
Our rescue operations extended all over Bangalore and we rescued more than 50 dogs and we had started feeding more than 100 dogs per day. Covid – 19 had given us more opportunity through other feeding initiatives which are explained in other sections of the website to feed more than 400 dogs in a day. We were acknowledged by BBMP as a stray animal feeder during the Covid times.
The space we have is not enough for any further rescues. We have the plan of opening a shelter by June 2021 for all the current rescued dogs with all the facilities which any shelter would ask for.
Spaying, neutering and adoption drives will be our focus as we will be committted to reducing the stray animal population in these two years. We will also be more involved in expanding our shelter for other animals like cats and birds.
As we move into the future of finding solutions for homeless pets, our shelter will be focussed on needing community support more than ever. The financial challenges for us will continue over the ensuing years and we will still be moving towards the step of having every animal which needs help attended right through the future.
