Animals & Environment

Help Injured Cats Heal

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About this campaign

The cats who reach Ujala have been hit by vehicles, attacked by dogs, caught in wires, or left with eye infections so bad they can barely see. Some are kittens separated from their mothers and too weak to eat. Most would not survive another few days without help.

When a cat comes to us, we treat her injuries first: cleaning wounds, setting fractures, treating infections, and giving pain relief. Then we give her what she needs to recover: a quiet, safe space away from noise and dogs, clean bedding, and regular checkups until she is strong again. Every cat is also vaccinated and dewormed so she doesn't fall sick again.

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Cats need different care from dogs. Their medicines, doses and surgeries are their own, and they recover best in a calm space of their own. That is why we are raising funds specifically for injured cats, so they get proper treatment instead of being an afterthought.

Right now we care for 35+ cats, and more arrive every month. Your donation pays for the vet visits, surgery, medicines and weeks of recovery that turn a frightened, injured cat into a healthy one.

Once she has healed, a cat goes back to her neighbourhood or, if she is ready, to a loving family through adoption. Help us give every injured cat that chance.

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What kinds of injuries do you treat?

Road accident injuries, dog bites, fractures, eye infections, wounds and skin disease.

Where do the cats recover?

In a separate, quiet space at Ujala's shelter, away from dogs, so they can heal without stress.

Do you care for kittens too?

Yes. Orphaned and sick kittens get feeding, warmth and treatment until they are strong enough.

What happens after a cat recovers?

She returns to her area or is placed for adoption with a family who will care for her.

How much of my donation reaches Ujala Cat Home?

Nothing is added to what you pay. The payment gateway’s fee, the platform fee and GST are deducted before the money is paid out, and the fees page shows the exact arithmetic on a ₹1,000 gift.

Will I get a tax receipt?

A PAN and full address are required for an 80G certificate. Without them your donation still reaches the organisation, but no certificate can be issued.

Can I get a refund?

A duplicate payment, our error, or a campaign found fraudulent before payout is refunded to the payment method you used. A change of mind is not refunded as a rule — a donation is not a purchase. The refund policy goes through each case.

How do I know this is genuine?

Every organisation raising here has its registration and PAN checked before a campaign can open, and its bank account verified before any money is paid out. It cannot draw funds again until it has published what the last withdrawal paid for. What the checks cover — and what they do not.

Can I give every month instead?

Yes. A monthly gift goes to Ujala Cat Home and carries on after this campaign ends. You can stop it at any time from your account. How monthly giving works.

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2/10/2026: created

Cats are everywhere in our villages and towns: on rooftops, in shop doorways, curled up beside warm walls in winter. But they are easy to overlook, and when they get hurt they hide. By the time anyone notices, a small injury has often become a serious one. The cats who reach Ujala have been hit by vehicles, attacked by dogs, caught in wires, or left with eye infections so bad they can barely see. Some are kittens separated from their mothers and too weak to eat. Most would not survive another few days without help. When a cat comes to us, we treat her injuries first: cleaning wounds, setting fractures, treating infections, and giving pain relief. Then we give her what she needs to recover: a quiet, safe space away from noise and dogs, clean bedding, and regular checkups until she is strong again. Every cat is also vaccinated and dewormed so she doesn't fall sick again. Cats need different care from dogs. Their medicines, doses and surgeries are their own, and they recover best in a calm space of their own. That is why we are raising funds specifically for injured cats, so they get proper treatment instead of being an afterthought. Right now we care for 35+ cats, and more arrive every month. Your donation pays for the vet visits, surgery, medicines and weeks of recovery that turn a frightened, injured cat into a healthy one. Once she has healed, a cat goes back to her neighbourhood or, if she is ready, to a loving family through adoption. Help us give every injured cat that chance.