Guardians of all Voiceless Animals and Children (GOAVA) is a non-profit organization based in the USA that was formed with two aims: We rescue street animals to provide them with medical care and shelter for a better life. Our Employer Identification Number is 83-280-2085. We offer these animals the help they need and become their perfect guardians. We act as facilitators who look for compassionate people, who want to give back to society, and match them with these needy lives. We rely on donor funding to improve the lives of helpless and animals as well as to embrace compassion towards all beings. Our organization aims to support needy lives and to instill a sense of kindness and responsibility towards animals through holistic education for our upcoming generations.
Our primary goal is to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves in the society. Our main focus is animals, as they are society’s most defenseless. Our services are integrated to create social awareness about the importance of empathy towards all living things. We motivate children from the underprivileged families to join our noble cause towards reporting, rescuing and helping animals in distress.
Through mentoring and providing awareness regarding the well being of animals to the community and children, we can make them ambassadors of love so they can care for all beings. Given that most of these children had at one time or another faced hopelessness and despair, we have found that involving them in animal rescue is therapeutic.
In our years of experience, we have noted an enormous gap between the value placed on suffering children as compared to that of suffering animals. Our aim is to bring social awareness that like humans, animals too experience pain and need someone to care for them. We are fully devoted to developing a culture of selflessness and sacrifice towards the disadvantaged in our society.
Our well trained and equipped team responds to calls about ill, wounded and abused animals. Depending on the seriousness of the animal’s condition, our team will treat the animal on the street or carries it home or to our shelter. When needed they are taken to receive medical care at a veterinary hospital or private veterinary clinic. The involvement of children and adolescents in the rescue operation is always supervised. Once the animal is treated, it is either released on the streets or put up for adoption, depending on the circumstances. We also focus on sterilizing as many dogs possible as it is the only way to end such suffering.
Our organization depends on solely on donor funding to offer these services to the vulnerable. We depend on well-wishers to see that the society’s most vulnerable receive food, treatment and other basic needs.
We at Guardians of all Voiceless Animals and Children realize that we can only succeed in creating awareness about animals by showing our compassion and love for the disadvantaged in the society. GOAVA participates in creating awareness to the younger generation, and we hope to influence them to be ambassadors of compassion by standing up for voiceless animals.
We aim to achieve a healthy and a disease-free society by offering education on proper animal care and control. Like any other living being, a neglected and malnourished animal is likely to contract diseases and spread them to people.
With the ongoing war against rabies in India, our organization is dedicated to ensuring a rabies-free world by curbing the population of stray dogs through sterilization and vaccination programs. In addition, we treat stray dogs to full recovery to avoid the spread of communicable diseases. Our goal is to eliminate cruelty towards animals while ensuring a healthy and disease-free society.
Through our mentorship programs, we support disadvantaged children in their development by helping them to become responsible individuals. Their involvement in taking care of neglected animals is one way through which we teach them basic life skills. We prevent these children from loitering in the streets by engaging them in productive and noble causes.
Like humans, some animals like dogs and cats need coping skills too. Before sending them to for adoption, we train them to adapt to the new shelters.
We at Guardians of all Voiceless Animals believe that our campaign towards fair treatment, love and compassion for the less fortunate, whether it be people or animals, should be taken beyond borders. Our organization is currently operating in India but we aim to expand our campaign to other countries aswell. We seek to raise spread a culture and way of life where everyone is empathetic towards all living things irrespective of the benefits they gain from them. Through our investments in children and adolescents, we believe that we will be able to bring about change.
GUARDIANS OF ALL VOICELESS ANIMALS (A non-profit organization); An Affiliate of HOPE and Animal Trust Ranchi
10770 Columbia Pike, Ste 300, Silver Spring, Maryland 20901
info@guardiansofallvoiceless.org
Shelter Address in India - Khasra No. 538/2-16, V.P.O. Chaura, Patiala 147001
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