Archive · 31 Jul 2025
New Animal Care Center Opens in Mumbai to Aid Strays
Mumbai is helping stray animals!
A new center called ANACARE opened to give them medical care and find them homes.
It's a partnership between a real estate company and an animal welfare group.
The center will treat many animals each year, offering vet care, surgeries, and an ambulance for emergencies.
They also have an adoption program.
Experts hope this will be a good example for other cities dealing with stray animals.
ANACARE, a new care and rehabilitation center, launches in Mumbai to aid community animals.
The center is a collaboration between ANAROCK's CSR arm CARE and animal welfare NGO YODA.
ANACARE aims to treat over 18,000 animals annually and offers subsidized veterinary care.
The facility includes an operating theatre, an ambulance service, and a public adoption platform.
Animal welfare experts hope ANACARE will become a model with sterilization and public engagement.
- Who
- ANACARE (ANAROCK's CSR arm CARE and YODA) and stray animals in Mumbai.
- What
- ANACARE, a care and rehabilitation center for community animals, has launched.
- When
- Not explicitly mentioned, but recent.
- Where
- Khar, Mumbai.
- Why
- To address the lack of structured medical care and provide homes for stray animals.
- Center Name
- ANACARE
- Location
- Khar, Mumbai
- Partners
- ANAROCK (CARE) & YODA
- Animals Treated Annually (Aim)
- Over 18,000
- Vaccinations Administered Annually
- 2,400
- Stray Dogs in Mumbai (approx.)
- 90,000+