Animal Adoption Centres In Bangalore: Bring Home Your Furry Bestie

Charlie’s Animal Rescue Centre (CARE) started in 2013 as a place where stray and abandoned animals could be housed, given timely medical aid and rehabilitated — this quickly grew into an adoption centre. Charlie, the three-legged in-house therapy dog, is a testament to their rehabilitation. The three trustees have taken up a half-acre in Jakkur for a fully functional animal rescue centre, with another three centres on the way.

With a 9-to-5 ambulance service, medical equipment like OPD and X-ray, a holiday boarding facility and adoption, Charlie’s Animal Rescue Centre is a good bet if you are looking to bring home a four-legged friend for life. If you don't have the space or the time, you can also passively adopt as well, and take care of its food and medicines. 

Visitor Timings: 11 AM  to 4 PM; Tuesday to Sunday

Second Chance Sanctuary (SCS) is a charitable trust that works for the rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming of any dog in need. While currently, Second Chance Sanctuary is more about rescuing, rehabilitating, and fostering, the aim is bigger. The main goal is to sensitise citizens and in fact, as a first in the country, Bengaluru FC and SCS teamed up together where the players walked out with the rescued dogs to raise awareness and honestly, it was the most amazing thing we have seen in ages. 

Visitor Timings: 11 AM to 4 PM; Monday to Sunday

Bangalore Cat Squad was initially a WhatsApp group founded by a small group of dedicated volunteers almost two years ago, that then developed into a full-blown network of fosters. They regularly neuter the rescued cats and provide the feline members with nutrition. Every month they also host a virtual adoption drive through Zoom which includes a virtual tour of the shelter home, a virtual introduction to the cats and a guide on how to treat the cats. Keep an eye out on their Facebook page to know all about their adoption drives or contact them through the details provided below.

Let’s Live Together is an NGO that has been working tirelessly to find Indian street dogs a home and end breed discrimination. You can help in multiple ways the obvious one is to help out by adopting these precious pups and providing them with a loving home and family. You can also foster a dog by caring for it until they are adopted and find a permanent place of love. Or you can even sponsor a dog, by funding its nutrition and welfare. Donations are also welcome. 

Visitor Timings: 11 AM to 4 PM

The organisation was established in the year 1888 as ‘Bangalore Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals’ and was registered as a charitable society on 24 May, 1916. The name of the organisation was then changed to ‘Karuna Animal Welfare Association of Karnataka‘ on 30 September, 2001 and as one of the oldest animal welfare organisations in the country, they are quite a force in this area with their ambulatory services, animal shelter, health check up and vaccination camps and humane education initiatives. You can reach out to them through their website or IG to learn more about the animals up for adoption. Go through their adoption agreement here to know more.

Visitor Timings: 9 AM - 12 PM