PASSIVE ADOPTION
Always wanted to adopt a pet but unable to do so because of family, space or time constraints? With CUPA, you can passively adopt one of our rescues – a dog, a cat, a horse, a cow, a goat or any rescue that you bond with for as little as Rs. 3000 per month. Sponsor their monthly expenses for food & medical care while they continue residing at our shelter. Our team will take care of them while you can visit them to spend quality time as and when you like!
Dog – Muffin
Muffin was treated at CUPA Trauma Centre and later moved to to CUPA Geriatic Centre in Aug 2018. He is a around 12-14 yrs old and is as sweet and fluffy.
Dog – Maggie
Maggie was abused & attacked curelly by a group of street dog haters several times. This led to severe trauma to her limbs & since then she has been unable to use her hind leg limbs.
Dog – Smiley
Smiley is one of those excitable seniors who welcomes visitors right at the the entrance. He is extremely loving, sweet natured & affable.
Dog – Gunda
Gunda is an extremely amicable, photogenic, loving blind senior who was brought into MGC in Dec 2016.
Dog – Tarak
Tarak is an 11 year old senior who is suffering from renal issues & is currently undergoing treatment for the same.
Dog – Devi
Devi was treated at CUPA Trauma & Rescue Centre and brought to CUPA Geriatric in December 2015. With striking features & kohl lined eyes, she possesses a sweet, blissful nature.
Dog – Ammu
Ammu was found abandoned and Ammu loves visitors & rought to CUPA Geriatric Centre. She is usually is the first to greet them with a lot of excitement.
Dog – Arha
Arha was brought into MGC from CUPA Trauma & Rescue Centre in June 2021. She is extremely docile, friendly and affectionate but loves her own space.
Cow – Hathor
Hathor was injured as she anxiously tried to escape a noisy crowd. She was brought to CUPA LARRC for treatment and is now a permanent resident.
Bull – Neelakanta
Neelkantha was found with a deep gash across his throat, exposing the flesh underneath. He rescued and brought to CUPA LARRC for recovery and is now a permanent resident.
Buffalo – Stuart Little
Stuart Little was abandoned near a police station when he was just 4 days old! This was because he is a male calf who is of little economic use to the dairy industry.
Goat – Beyonce
Beyonce was brought to CUPA LARRC when she was rescued from a potential attacker from the streets during the peak of COVID in 2020.
Cow – Asha
Asha was found in a terrible state with several broken bones after being a victim of a road accident. She was brought to CUPA LARRC in June 2019 for recovery.
