Humane Stray’s Population Control

TNVR (Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return)

Pakistan’s stray animal population is overwhelming, leading to suffering, disease spread, and conflicts with humans. TNVR (Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return) is the most humane and effective method to control this crisis while ensuring community health and animal well-being.

What We Do

  • Trap: Stray dogs and cats are safely captured using humane methods.
  • Neuter/Spay: Each animal undergoes sterilization surgery to prevent unwanted births.
  • Vaccinate: They are vaccinated against rabies and other diseases to protect both animal and human populations.
  • Return: Once healed, the animals are returned to their original territories where they help maintain a stable, non-breeding population.

Benefits & Importance

  • Population Control Without Cruelty: Prevents the endless cycle of suffering caused by uncontrolled breeding.
  • Rabies Prevention: Reduces the spread of rabies, protecting both animals and humans.
  • Less Animal Abuse & Killing: With fewer strays, there is less hostility and fewer cases of poisoning or shooting of street dogs.
  • Sustainable Solution: Unlike culling, TNVR ensures long-term population stabilization.

Challenges We Face

  • Public Misconceptions & Intolerance: Many still believe that culling (killing) is the best solution to control the stray population. Widespread intolerance toward street dogs further fuels mass killings, despite the fact that these animals are intelligent, loving, and an essential part of the ecosystem.
  • Insufficient Resources: With thousands of animals in need, our ability to conduct large-scale sterilization and vaccination campaigns is limited. Expanding TNVR requires skilled veterinarians, medical supplies, feeding support, and trained personnel to trap, neuter, vaccinate, and care for animals before release. Without more resources, we cannot reach as many animals as needed.

How You Can Help

  • Sponsor a TNVR Procedure: Just one donation can save multiple lives.
  • Educate Your Community: Help spread awareness about the benefits of TNVR.
  • Volunteer: Assist in trapping and releasing animals in your area.