Basic Organization Information
HELP ANIMALS INDIA
- Physical Address:
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Seattle, WA
98155
- EIN:
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26-3681514
- Web URL:
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www.helpanimalsindia.org
- NTEE Category:
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D Animal related
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D20 Animal Protection and Welfare (includes Humane Societies and SPCAs)
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C Environmental Quality Protection, Beautification
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C12 Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution
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D Animal related
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D30 Wildlife Preservation/Protection
- Year Founded:
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2008
- Ruling Year:
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2009
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Mission Statement
<p><br /> Help Animals India is an all-volunteer USA non-profit 501(c)(3) charity dedicated to supporting efficient and effective animal protection organizations in India. Help Animals India aims to educate,inspire and fundraise for animal/environmental sanctuaries and animal rescue groups in India. Help Animals India seeks out the best of these under-funded organizations to provide financial and practical assistance where we can make the most difference. <br /> Despite some of the best animal protection laws in the world and a renowned heritage of reverence for life, modern India is a country where millions of animals suffer severe neglect or abuse.<br /> Overpopulation, poverty, pollution, superstition, apathy and ignorance all contribute to their plight. In a country where human misery and impoverishment remain high, the welfare of destitute animals is a low priority. <br /> Help Animals India strives not only to achieve immediate benefits for India’s animals, but to nurture an enduring culture of animal protection.<br /> <br /> We strictly monitor and put our donors’ contributions to work where they are most needed and can do the most good.</p>
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Impact Summary from the Nonprofit
Wildlife is under extreme threat due to overpopulation and help protect species. India is becoming a throw away society for pet dogs and cats and through humane education we are supporting better levels of understanding so this does not happen. Intensive factory farming is just beginning in India we aim to prevent its spread. <p>What we are doing is different than some other charities as we are empowering the charities by referring donors directly to them, advertising their websites, giving guidance on animal care and at times helping with English language to add strength to<u> their mission</u>. India groups must become strong within their communities and that is what we aim for most of all. With our overhead and expenses (only postage and wiring fees) are very little , all the rest can go to India which is making a powerful impact there since the dollar goes very far indeed and even now more so than usual. It is our greatest joy to send over these grants, Conditions and challenges in India are so tough and we can make all the difference.</p> As ever for the animals,
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Leadership
Eileen Weintraub
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Since
Oct
2008
Leadership Statement:
$15 will spay/neuter/vaccinate one street/community dog or cat in India! For only $500 a month an animal shelter can hire a veterinarian for an entire month!
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VSPCA
- Budget:
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$106,000
- Category:
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Animal-Related
- Population Served:
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General Public/Unspecified
Program Description:
<p><strong>VSPCA </strong> - Our funding of flood relief in 24 villages in the Kurnool District of Andhra Pradesh made it possible for over 11,000 animals to be rescued, fed and medicated. Our grants have paid for a new cat sanctuary, an ambulance on call 24/7 for injured and suffering animals and the salaries of two veterinarians. Last year, we purchased nearly five acres of land 40 kilometers from VSPCA. This will be the site of <strong>The</strong> <strong>VSPCA Kindness Farm</strong> – a sanctuary for horses, donkeys, buffaloes and many other animals who need room to roam. Most crucially, our dependable funding has allowed VSPCA to keep covering its daily operating expenses: food and medicine for over 1100 animals, wages for the many animal care workers and more.</p>
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Hope and Animal Trust
- Budget:
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$3,000
- Category:
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Animal-Related
- Population Served:
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General Public/Unspecified
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<p><strong>HOPE and Animal Trust. </strong>Our funds have paid for dog kennels and a bike ambulance, the yearly salary of two paravets (veterinary assistants), administrative help and general operating expenses.</p>
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MAITRI
- Budget:
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$3,000
- Category:
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Animal-Related
- Population Served:
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General Public/Unspecified
Program Description:
<p><strong>MAITRI (“friend” in Sanskrit). </strong>We provided a grant for animal birth control for the 100-plus dogs in MAITRI's shelter, which is located in one of the poorest states of India, Bihar. While in India, I personally networked to find vets and veterinary advice for this struggling project.</p>
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CUPA - help for elephant
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$590
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Animal-Related
- Population Served:
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General Public/Unspecified
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<p><strong>CUPA (Compassion Unlimited Plus Action). </strong>Our grant helped this Bangalore charity feed and support a rescued elephant named “Maneka” saving her from deplorable conditions. </p>
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Tibetan Volunteers for Animals
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$1,000
- Category:
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Food, Agriculture & Nutrition
- Population Served:
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General Public/Unspecified
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<p><strong>Tibetan Volunteers for Animals. </strong> Our grant funded literature to promote the benefits of a vegetarian diet. </p>
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