Vision & Philosophy

 

Vision & Philosophy

A world where –

  • Animals can wake up every morning with joy in their eyes and hope in their hearts

  • Animals are not treated like machinery to generate income but as co-passengers in the journey of life

  • Animals are not abused in the name of entertainment or science

  • Animals are not allowed to live only to be turned into food

  • Social sanction would deter violation of animal rights

  • Animals and environment are understood and accepted as being an intrinsic link in the chain of life

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