Support the Vision

Over a hundred dogs fed every day, and a safe haven still to be built. We cannot do either without you.

A Sanctuary Not Yet Built

Right now, Shri Hari Hive is a promise and a daily routine. The promise is a campus in Punjab where rescued animals can recover and people can find stillness. The routine is the streets of Delhi NCR: over a hundred dogs fed every day, the injured picked up, the sick treated, the sickest nursed at home — since 2021, and until now almost entirely from the founders' own pockets.

Building a sanctuary is heavy work. It needs more than compassion; it needs land, materials, and a community willing to shoulder the weight together.

"We didn't just want to feed them. We wanted to create a place where they could be safe."

There is no land yet. Acquiring it is the first milestone; the shelters, the medical unit, the Langar Hall and the huts follow. Your support keeps the dogs fed today and brings the land closer.

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Where your money goes

Every rupee is spent on the dogs — food, medicine, rescue and transport — and, as it grows, on the land and the first shelters. Here is what the work actually costs.

2021
Feeding and rescue every day since
100+
Street dogs fed every day, Delhi NCR
₹4,00,000
Spent on them each month

The campus is not built yet, and we are just getting started — public donations are our only source of funding. There are no investors and no corporate sponsors. Every donor genuinely moves this forward. You could be one of the first.