There are many people who can't physically adopt the needy animals (injured, sick, paralysed, abandoned, old etc) due to various reasons. But from their side they want to do something for community animals.Virtual Adoption is a platform by which you can virtually adopt a community animal from our shelter home by donating INR. 3000 per month= $35 per month. This amount is used to cover the basic needs like daily meal, basic medicines etc. for that virtually adopted voiceless. By adopting the voiceless virtually, you can have a video call in a week and get the updates on virtually adopted baby. You can also visit our shelter home to meet your virtually adopted baby and spend time with him/her.
A virtual adoption, also known as sponsorship, allows you to support a pet's care without physically adopting them. You contribute a monthly fee, which helps cover expenses like food, shelter, and medical care, while the animal remains at the shelter or sanctuary.
This FAQ addresses common questions about this program.
General Questions
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What is virtual adoption/sponsorship?
It's a way to support a pet's care by making regular donations, typically monthly, to cover their needs, even if you can't take them home.
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What are the benefits of virtual adoption?
You can help animals in need, even if you have restrictions on physical adoption, and receive updates on their well-being.
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What does my donation cover?
Your donation typically covers food, shelter, bedding, medical care, and other necessities for the animal.
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Can I choose the animal I want to sponsor?
Yes, you can. You can visit Purrfect Matches page on top and adopt anyone you like.
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Can I visit the animal I'm sponsoring?
Yes you can, however do connect with us before arrival.
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How often will I receive updates?
We usually provide monthly updates on well being of the pet and support video calls too.
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Do I get a receipt for my donation?
Yes, we are 80g compliant as well. So you would receive receipts for donations which are tax deductible.
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What if I want to physically adopt the animal later?
Sure, we can definitely work that out.