Creating a more humane environment for animals
For thousands of stray dogs and cats, access to timely veterinary care can mean the difference between prolonged suffering and recovery. With support from Bajaj Auto Foundation, individual donors and other CSR partners, the Blue Cross Society of Pune (BCS) provides accessible veterinary care through free OPD services, affordable IPD treatment, sterilisation, vaccination and long-term rehabilitation.
Serving Pune since 1994, BCS has grown from a pioneer of Animal Birth Control initiatives into a trusted veterinary care institution. Through its veterinary hospital in Mundhwa, Pune, BCS treats and protects hundreds of stray dogs and cats, including Indian mixed-breed pet dogs and cats, every month - creating measurable impact for animal welfare, public health and safer human-animal coexistence.
Building safer communities
Advancing accessible, low cost veterinary care, humane population management and rabies prevention for stray dogs and cats across Pune.
Building safer communities
Advancing accessible, low cost veterinary care, humane population management and rabies prevention for stray dogs and cats across Pune.
Over 30 years of sustained commitment to animal welfare in Pune
Hundreds of stray dogs and cats receive free veterinary care every month
Free anti-rabies vaccination for all dogs and cats visiting the BCS OPD
Free Tricat vaccination for stray cats and Indian mixed-breed pet cats
Independently supported through Bajaj Auto Foundation, individual donors and CSR partners, with no government funding
A Decade of
Progress
30+ years of commitment to the medical care of stray dogs and cats in Pune
Among the early organisations to advocate against the inhumane killing of stray dogs
Initiated Animal Birth Control work in Pune in 1995
Operating an integrated veterinary care ecosystem covering OPD, IPD, sterilisation, and vaccination
A Decade of
Progress
Ensuring more stray dogs and cats can access timely, and quality veterinary care
Providing better inpatient treatment, recovery and long-term care for injured animals
Building greater public awareness around rabies prevention, animal welfare and responsible coexistence
Onboarding more donors and CSR partners to sustain and extend impact across Pune
A Decade of
Progress
30+ years of commitment to the medical care of stray dogs and cats in Pune
Among the early organisations to advocate against the inhumane killing of stray dogs
Initiated Animal Birth Control work in Pune in 1995
Operating an integrated veterinary care ecosystem covering OPD, IPD, sterilisation, and vaccination
A Decade of
Progress
Ensuring more stray dogs and cats can access timely, and quality veterinary care
Providing better inpatient treatment, recovery and long-term care for injured animals
Building greater public awareness around rabies prevention, animal welfare and responsible coexistence
Onboarding more donors and CSR partners to sustain and extend impact across Pune
Driving humane solutions through
structured interventions
Provides free OPD care for dogs and cats, low-cost IPD for stray dogs/cats needing longer treatment, and continued medical support through diagnosis, medicines, wound care, surgery, recovery and rehabilitation. BCS also supports Indian mixed-breed pets from lower-income families through its FREE outpatient services.
Operates a dedicated veterinary hospital with inpatient and outpatient care, kennels, recovery spaces and specialised diagnostics facilities that enable BCS to treat routine cases, manage longer hospitalisation and provide safe ongoing care for stray dogs and cats with complex medical needs.
Works with volunteers, animal caregivers, donors and communities to identify stray dogs and cats needing medical help, support vaccination drives, promote responsible treatment and build awareness around rabies prevention, sterilisation and timely medical intervention.
Provides free sterilisation for dogs together with anti-rabies and 9-in-1 vaccinations, and low-cost sterilisation for cats with post-operative care and anti-rabies and Tricat vaccinations. These programs combine population management with preventive healthcare to improve long-term welfare and community safety.
A GLIMPSE INTO TREATMENT, SURGERY, INPATIENT CARE, VACCINATION, REHABILITATION AND RECOVERY IN ACTION
Contribute as a volunteer, donor
Help BCS keep essential veterinary care accessible to stray dogs and cats. Contributions can support medicines, diagnostics, hospitalisation, sterilisation, vaccination, food and the lifelong care of special-needs residents. Individuals can also volunteer, sponsor a resident dog or cat or support BCS through regular giving.
Enquiry
Email BCS to enquire about OPD and IPD services, ABC, anti-rabies vaccination, cat sterilisation, volunteering, donations or CSR partnerships.
