Thane CPCA

01/08/2026

This post is not about a nameless dog. Hundreds of them suffer everyday from road rage, neglect and inhumane behavior. This dog suffered too, being run down by two cars, from major blood loss, several broken bones, severed tail and internal injuries. But that's OK.

Till it's not ! Till two youngster Rapido service providers see the dog suffering, get the medical history from the onlookers, sacrifice their day's earning opportunity and take the dog to the hospital, sit by him till the primary treatment is done and the dog is admitted and insist on donating whatever little they have in their wallets.

This is their story. Of youngsters like Ganesh Vishwakarma and Satish Rathod who are ready to stand by what they believe.

And that's why there is hope in this world.

Once again, sincere thanks to our staff who handle such traumatic cases day in and day out and still smile at the end of the day.

28/07/2026

27/06/2026

Tintin's Journey: From Abandoned to Adored ❤️

Tintin was found abandoned on the roadside, battling a severe skin infection and tick fever. Weak, neglected and in desperate need of medical care, his future looked uncertain. With timely treatment, dedicated veterinary care, proper nutrition and lots of love, Tintin fought back. Today, he is healthy, happy and full of life.
A beautiful reminder of what compassion and second chances can achieve.
Every rescued animal has a story. Some begin with pain and neglect, but with kindness, they can end with hope.
Thank you to everyone who played a part in Tintin's recovery. Together, we can continue to change lives. One rescue at a time.

❤️ Rescue. Rehabilitate. Restore Hope. 🐕

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20/06/2026

Dog lost. Last seen near St Lawrence School, Wagle Estate. Please share widely. May the message reach the pet parent

27/05/2026

From Dr. Vandan Modi's desk :

" Conventional methods for detecting viral diseases can be laborious, sometimes ineffective. PCR provides rapid and accurate results. It's ability to amplify specific DNA sequence makes it powerful diagnostic tool.

It can detect pathogens such as virus, bacteria, fatal diseases such as FIP in felines, canine distemper, apart from being an important tool for detection of haemoprotozoal parasites.

We are grateful to our esteemed donors who supported us in procuring this equipment ".

27/04/2026

Since PBFD is extremely infectious, it's easily spread at feeding, roosting, nesting and watering sites – wherever birds flock together.
There is no treatment or known cure, so preventing the spread of the disease is the only way we can control it.
So if you are planning to "buy" the birds from bird markets with zero hygiene and welfare standards : BEWARE, you might lose your flock in no time. Boycott bird markets like Crawford or Kurla.

25/04/2026

Since 2015 we have been associated with Guidestar India. And for the 6th year in a row we have retained their highest Champion level certification : Platinum. With this, once again we have joined India's largest pool of credible NGOs after undergoing a rigorous due diligence process indicating a high level of accountability and good governance by our organisation. Please visit https://guidestarindia.org/GSN-1894/ThaneCPCA

We loved the rigorous audit that we went through : our has not only made us stronger but also nite confident that we are fully compliant, as all NGOs should be. And for this we thank and a very big pat on the back to our Operations Manager . Thank you Indraneel for the voluminous documentation and coordination that you did.

24/04/2026

The World Veterinary Day is commemorated to honour the veterinary profession.

The theme for The World Veterinary Day is "Veterinarians: Guardians of Food and Health". The day highlights the critical role vets play in food safety, public health, and animal welfare, ensuring safe, sustainable "farm-to-fork" food systems and combating zoonotic diseases and antimicrobial resistance.

To all the veterinarians out there : Thank you so much for all you do, both for the animals and the people who love them. You deal with both sides, and you do a beautiful job at both. We cannot thank you enough.

24/04/2026

The World Veterinary Day is commemorated to honour the veterinary profession.