Mumbai: Nature’s Ally Foundation, under the leadership of veterinary surgeon Dr. Sagun Bhatjiwale, has stepped up efforts to provide affordable advanced veterinary care, emergency ambulance services, and post-operative rehabilitation for rescued and community animals in Mumbai.
The Foundation addresses a critical gap in animal welfare, as many injured street dogs and cats rescued by citizens struggle to access timely and affordable treatment. Nature’s Ally Foundation offers multi-specialty veterinary services, including complex neurosurgeries, orthopaedic procedures, and advanced diagnostics such as CT and MRI scans.
Emergency ambulance and rehabilitation
In addition to surgical and diagnostic services, the Foundation operates emergency ambulance services and post-operative rehabilitation for animals in need. These initiatives aim to improve survival rates and quality of life for stray and community animals that would otherwise have limited access to medical care.
Rural vaccination and sterilisation drives
The Foundation also conducts rural vaccination and sterilisation campaigns, extending its reach beyond Mumbai to help control animal populations and prevent disease outbreaks in surrounding areas.
Leadership and mission
Dr. Sagun Bhatjiwale leads the Foundation’s efforts to ensure that quality veterinary care is accessible to vulnerable animals. The organisation continues to work with local communities and volunteers to expand its services and impact.
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