Sarvoham Welfare Trust

Sarvoham is a charitable organization dedicated to the help and welfare of street animals in Bangalore, India. Sarvoham was established in April 2017 by Founder Sultan Ali Haris & Madhusmita Sahu.

Our mission is To rescue, treat, rehabilitate, and rehome dogs from the streets of Bangalore. Sarvoham envisions a world without animal abuse and neglect, where animals are treated with compassion and love, where the diseases that nature has inflicted on them are addressed promptly and sincerely. And till that is achieved, Sarvoham shall work tirelessly to mitigate animal suffering by rescue, treatment, rehabilitation, and adoption efforts.

In the past 7 years, Sarvoham has grown from a small charity effort to a well-established animal welfare organization which has rescued more than 3500 street animals, and homes more than 200 dogs at its shelter.

Sarvoham means the harmony between all elements of nature, both human and nonhuman, and the organization is guided by the spirit of harmonious coexistence.

We Educate- Sarvoham works to educate visitors in a more inclusive way of coexistence with animals and sensitizes them to the struggles of our community animals on the streets.

We Cure- We have grown from a small act of charity with just 20 animals to an organization with more than 3500 animals helped so far, from a small room to a shelter with nearly 200 permanent resident dogs.

We Collaborate- Sarvoham actively participates in programs involving community & government initiatives like making roads safer for animals, street water bowls for animals and many more.

We Prevent- Sarvoham spays/ neuters and vaccinates against rabies, all the dogs we rescue. This helps in avoiding human-animal conflict arising due to rabies and overpopulation.

When we embarked on our journey of rescuing and caring for dogs in need, we did so with an open heart and a deep sense of compassion. At the outset, we didn't have a rigid plan or set calculations in mind. Instead, we responded to the calls for help as they came, driven by our unwavering commitment to making a difference in the lives of these vulnerable animals. Some days, our mission involved routine rescues, addressing the immediate needs of dogs facing everyday challenges. However, there were other days when our dedication demanded much more from us. These were the days when we had to step up and provide assistance even during the darkest hours of the night. We didn't see this as a mere job; it was a calling, a profound responsibility that we couldn't ignore.

Since the first day of rescue to till date, we have never taken a day off. At the end of the day, we feel satisfied to have saved hundreds of these voiceless souls.

We hope to continue the noble service, bridge the gap and bring peace in the animal human world.