The clock is ticking towards November 29, the day we will physically converge to make our voices heard. This is not just about mailing a letter; it is about creating a powerful, visible tableau of collective concern. The campaign by Animalwrites.in is a city-wide, peaceful action to urge the Hon’ble Supreme Court to reconsider its order on the removal of community dogs from schools, hospitals, and other public spaces. We are turning the nostalgia of the postal system into a p

Hundreds of concerned citizens, representing a broad cross-section of Bangalore, gathered at Freedom Park for the city's first major protest

The recent Supreme Court (SC) order has caused some concern among animal caregivers in Bangalore. This FAQ is designed to cut through the noise and provide clear, accurate information based on the actual court document. Please read this to understand what the order actually means for you and the community animals in Bangalore. Q1: What is the most important thing for us to know right now?A: Stay Calm and Continue Your Work Compassionately. The SC has reaffirmed the Animal

Animal lovers have been praying. The bench, led by Justice Vikram Nath, has provided something crucial: the time and space for a more rational, compassionate, and nationwide discussion on human-animal coexistence.

The recent discourse surrounding street dogs, amplified by the Supreme Court's observations and the troubling path taken by Delhi, weighs heavily on our hearts. It implies a false choice – that caring deeply for animals means neglecting human safety. Nothing could be further from the truth. We, the animal lovers and advocates of Karnataka, stand unequivocally committed to both human well-being and animal welfare. We want to step up as citizens, NGO's corporates and government