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befriending all beings under one roof.
“Life form”
“Friendship”
“Home”
“Jiva” is the spark of life, the soul that breathes through every living being, great and small. It’s the eternal essence that connects every heart to the rhythm of the universe.
“Maitri” means friendship and loving-kindness, transcending boundaries to embrace all beings with equal warmth and respect.It’s about celebrating oneness and fostering a world where everyone is valued and nurtured.
“Dham” is a cherished place of peace and harmony, where the heart feels at home. It’s a welcoming haven where all beings experience comfort and a warm sense of belonging.
Shrimad Rajchandra Jivamaitridham is the next revolution in animal wellness.
Spread across 40 sprawling acres, it redefines animal care with an animal hospital, animal shelter, veterinary college, and experience zone. It’s where compassion meets action, healing meets learning, and every paw, hoof and wing finds care without limits. Here, wellness goes beyond medicine—it’s about fostering a world where every life is cherished and every being feels at home.
Shrimad Rajchandra Jivamaitridham
Animal Hospital
Revolutionizing animal healthcare, a multi-speciality 150-ward hospital, spanning over 84,000 sq. ft. is underway. This pioneer institution for animal healthcare in India will be equipped with world-class facilities and a dedicated team of veterinarians and ancillary staff.
Shrimad Rajchandra Jivamaitridham
ANIMAL SHELTER
A sanctuary providing safe and comfortable housing to over 5,000 animals with specialised sheds for various animals.
Shrimad Rajchandra Jivamaitridham
VETERINARY COLLEGE
Recognised by the Veterinary Council of India (VCI), this college will offer diploma and certificate programs to address the shortage of skilled veterinary practitioners and provide valuable internship opportunities to bachelor’s and master’s students.
Shrimad Rajchandra Jivamaitridham
EXPERIENCE CENTRE
Experience interactive petting and feeding, engage in immersive exhibits on animal welfare, explore local culture through handicrafts, enjoy fruit picking and harvesting, and participate in events and workshops in our large auditorium—all designed to foster a deep love for animals.
Animals saved, treated and rehabilitated
Animals treated on roads of Mumbai since 2016 through the Shrimad Rajchandra Animal Helpline
Animals treated at the Shrimad Rajchandra Animal Nursing Home from its inception in late 2019
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Why does animal care matter now more than ever?
India has an estimated 35 million stray dogs leading to many animal welfare and public health concerns.
India has an estimated 45 million stray dogs leading to many animal welfare and public health concerns.
India has an estimated 55 million stray dogs leading to many animal welfare and public health concerns.
India has an estimated 25 million stray dogs leading to many animal welfare and public health concerns.
India has an estimated 45 million stray dogs leading to many animal welfare and public health concerns.
India has an estimated 45 million stray dogs leading to many animal welfare and public health concerns.
India has an estimated 55 million stray dogs leading to many animal welfare and public health concerns.
our inspiration
May all living beings be uplifted.
Shivamastu Sarvajagatah
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Recovery Reports
I’m a small kitty, and I had a big fight with a bigger cat that left my eye really hurt. It was super painful, and I could’ve gotten really sick without help. Thankfully, someone found me and took me to Shrimad Rajchandra Animal Hospital.
- My eye had to be removed to prevent infection.
- I underwent surgery and was given fluids to help me recover.
- Adjusting to life with one eye is tough, but I’m healing well!
I’m Bhuri, a dog who was aggressively attacked by a leopard! I was severely hurt, scared, and couldn’t move, but luckily, some people found me and brought me to the hospital for emergency treatment.
- Treated for severe injuries with fluids and injectables.
- Stabilized with medication and antiseptic dressings.
- Fully recovered, back on my paws and returned home.
I’m Jimmy, a 3-year-old pug. For two days, I couldn’t urinate properly due to multiple stones blocking my urinary tract. I was in a lot of pain, but after getting help at the hospital, I’m feeling much better!
- Surgery to remove 13 stones.
- Given fluids and post-op care.
- Fully recovered and back to my usual self!
I’m Jimmy, a 3-year-old pug. For two days, I couldn’t urinate properly due to multiple stones blocking my urinary tract. I was in a lot of pain, but after getting help at the hospital, I’m feeling much better!
- Surgery to remove 13 stones.
- Given fluids and post-op care.
- Fully recovered and back to my usual self!
I’m Chutki, and I came to the hospital with a severely injured eye. My eye was completely ruptured, and I was in a lot of pain. The doctors acted fast and performed surgery to remove my injured eye, and now I’m all healed and feeling great!
- Ruptured eye required immediate surgery for removal.
- Received post-surgery care and pain management.
- Full recovery, now back to my happy self!
I’m Chutki, and I came to the hospital with a severely injured eye. My eye was completely ruptured, and I was in a lot of pain. The doctors acted fast and performed surgery to remove my injured eye, and now I’m all healed and feeling great!
- Ruptured eye required immediate surgery for removal.
- Received post-surgery care and pain management.
- Full recovery, now back to my happy self!
I’m Bhuri, a dog who was aggressively attacked by a leopard! I was severely hurt, scared, and couldn’t move, but luckily, some people found me and brought me to the hospital for emergency treatment.
- Treated for severe injuries with fluids and injectables.
- Stabilized with medication and antiseptic dressings.
- Fully recovered, back on my paws and returned home.
I’m a small kitty, and I had a big fight with a bigger cat that left my eye really hurt. It was super painful, and I could’ve gotten really sick without help. Thankfully, someone found me and took me to Shrimad Rajchandra Animal Hospital.
- My eye had to be removed to prevent infection.
- I underwent surgery and was given fluids to help me recover.
- Adjusting to life with one eye is tough, but I’m healing well!
How Can I Help?
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