NGO Participation

Animal Rescue And Care – Kolkata

Raised: 0 Goal: 3,00,000

About Us

Animal Rescue and Care (ARC) is a kolkata based NGO registered under trust act in 2016 that has been working for the welfare of stray animals and their rights. Two individual animal lovers Somak Chatterjee and Titas Mukherjee have been running this shelter cum hospital since 2014. The main objective of this organization is to create a better world for the voiceless friends by spreading awareness among people so that people live in harmony with the less privileged ones and defend their rights.

Journey of ARC:
ARC started its journey within the small premises of own house only with a few rooms and a small kennel. But with the passing of time and increasing demand of welfare activities, ARC felt the urgency to expand with a bigger shelter cum rehabilitation center. And now ARC has two different shelters, the old one located in Kolkata District and a bigger rehabilitation shelter in Burdwan District.

Activity of ARC:
ARC’ rescues animals those are ill or injured or animals those are subject to torture and abuse. ARC provides them relief, treatment, adequate care and a safe Refuge. ARC also provides shelter to senior and differently abled street dogs.
ARC conducts regular and organized ABC programs, proper Vaccination, De-worming and feeding drives with an aim that one day there will be no animal going to sleep with a hungry tummy or without a roof above his/her head.

Goal of ARC:
ARC’s goal is to open rescue centre in every district of West Bengal to rescue and treat animals as many as possible. Also aiming to open a special shelter for animals where all the contagious diseases can be treated since these types of cases cannot be admitted in present setup due to absence of isolation ward. ARC also fights legal battles to achieve a dream that someday in India a strictest law will be enforced for animal abusers.

Our Appeal

Project Paws 100 is a focused, high-impact campaign dedicated to transforming animal welfare in the Thakurpukur area. By centering operations within this specific neighbourhood, the initiative aims to create a highly visible, measurable difference in community animal health and safety.

The strategy utilizes a proven, three-pronged medical approach for each of the 100 targeted street dogs:

  • Sterilization (Spay/Neuter): Stops the cycle of unwanted litters on the streets, improves long-term canine health, and effectively reduces packing and roaming behaviours.
  • Anti-Rabies Vaccination (ARV): Provides crucial protection against a fatal disease, serving as a vital shield for both the dogs and the human community sharing their space.
  • DHPPI Vaccination: Protects Street dogs from highly contagious and painful diseases (Canine Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus, and Parainfluenza), ensuring their survival and well-being.

By concentrating efforts on exactly 100 dogs in Thakurpukur, this project creates a healthier environment, fosters peaceful coexistence, and establishes a replicable model for other zones across Kolkata.

Project Objectives

  • Targeted Population Control: To humanely manage and stabilize the stray dog population specifically in the Thakurpukur zone through localized, high-impact sterilization.
  • Localized Rabies Eradication: To create a safe zone for both animals and residents by administering Anti-Rabies Vaccinations (ARV) to 100 community dogs.
  • Mass Immunity Drive: To build strong herd immunity against deadly canine viruses like Distemper, Hepatitis, and Parvovirus using the comprehensive DHPPI vaccine.
  • Enhanced Public Safety: To significantly reduce territorial aggression, mating-season conflicts, and public health risks for the local residents of Thakurpukur.

Target Beneficiaries

  • Primary Beneficiaries: 100 stray and community dogs living in the streets, alleyways, and neighbourhoods of Thakurpukur, Kolkata, receiving critical medical procedures and lifelong immunity.
  • Secondary Beneficiaries: Local residents, shopkeepers, daily commuters, and children in the Thakurpukur area, who will enjoy a safer, quieter, and rabies-free living environment.

Project Location:

Thakurpukur Area, Kolkata, West Bengal

Expected Impact

By achieving this fundraising goal, Project Paws 100 will protect and stabilize a massive percentage of the street dog population in Thakurpukur. It ensures 100 fewer vectors for disease, hundreds of prevented accidental deaths of puppies on the streets, and a compassionate, healthy ecosystem where animals and humans coexist safely.

Our Project

Help us raise funds for our specific needs.

Project Paws 100

Contact Details

Titas Mukherjee
Website Details
  • Website Link: www.arckolkata.org
  • Facebook Link: https://www.facebook.com/arcKolkata63/
  • Youtube Link: https://www.youtube.com/@arckolkata
  • Instagram Link: animalrescuencarekolkata