Animal Welfare
Vaccination and feeding routes for street animals in high-density residential blocks.
The Story
Care for the ones sharing our streets
Block-by-block vaccination and feeding with a vet partner — then resident briefings so care continues between drives.
Compassion on our streets is measured in routes walked, not slogans posted.
Teams walked mapped blocks with a vet partner, marking treated animals and leaving feeding stations where colonies clustered.
Residents were briefed on safe feeding and when to call for follow-up care—community stewardship after the drive ended.
What the drive carried
- Core vaccines (vet-supervised)
- Nutritious feed packs
- Colony mapping sheets
- Resident care leaflets
Figures mirror campaign records and our public transparency log.
Transparency LogHow it happened
Route by route
Block mapping, clinic hours on the curb, then colony follow-ups.
Colony mapping
High-density blocks surveyed with local residents marking feeding spots.
Vaccinate & feed
80+ animals treated; feed stations restocked along the route.
Resident briefing
Leaflets and contacts left so care continues between drives.
Field photos
From the routes
Field frames from vaccination and feeding routes.
Sponsor the next route
Help fund vaccines and feed—or walk a route with us next time.