Project Overview: The " TANA Surabhi Suraksha & Dharma Seva - Animal Welfare Project" aims to raise awareness about animal welfare issues and advocate for the ethical treatment of animals in India. Through a series of educational campaigns, outreach programs, and advocacy efforts, this project seeks to empower individuals to become informed advocates for animals and promote a compassionate society.

Objectives:

1. Educational Campaigns: Develop and distribute educational materials to raise awareness about various animal welfare issues, including responsible pet ownership, wildlife conservation, and the impact of animal agriculture.
2. Community Outreach: Organize workshops, seminars, and public events to engage community members in discussions about animal welfare and encourage responsible interactions with animals.
3. Advocacy Initiatives: Collaborate with local authorities, animal shelters, and advocacy groups to support legislation that protects animals' rights and promotes humane treatment.
4. Youth Engagement: Create educational programs specifically designed for schools and youth organizations to inspire the next generation of animal welfare advocates.
5. Financial Help: Provide financial help to animal shelters, veterinary clinics and local non-profit organizations if needed.

Implementation Plan:

• Phase 1: Research and Planning

  Conduct research on local animal welfare issues and community concerns.

  Develop a detailed project plan outlining objectives, activities, and timelines.

• Phase 2: Educational Campaigns

  Create informational brochures, posters, and online content addressing key animal welfare topics.

  Distribute materials through community centers, schools, and social media platforms.

• Phase 3: Community Outreach

  Organize workshops and seminars featuring experts in animal welfare and conservation.

  Host public events such as adoption drives, wildlife awareness days, and farm animal sanctuary visits.

• Phase 4: Advocacy and Partnerships

  Collaborate with local animal shelters, rescue organizations, and veterinary clinics to support adoption programs and foster care initiatives.

  Advocate for animal-friendly policies and legislation through petitions, campaigns, and lobbying efforts.

• Phase 5: Evaluation and Sustainability

  Evaluate the impact of the project through surveys, feedback from participants, and measurable outcomes.

  Develop strategies for sustaining the project's efforts beyond the initial implementation phase.

Expected Outcomes:

• Increased public awareness and understanding of animal welfare issues.
• Empowered community members who actively promote responsible pet ownership and wildlife conservation.
• Improved legislation and policies that protect animals and promote humane treatment.
• Enhanced partnerships with local stakeholders and organizations committed to animal welfare.

Conclusion: Through proactive education, community engagement, and advocacy, the "Promoting Animal Welfare Through Education and Advocacy" project seeks to foster a culture of compassion and respect for all living beings. By working together, we can create a better future for animals and build a more humane society.

Project Lead: Srinivas Oruganti (TANA Foundation Trustee)

Project Coordinators:

1. Dr Nagendra Srinivas Kodali (TANA BOD Chairman)
2. Janardhan Nimmalapudi (TANA BOD Treasurer)
3. Satish Meka
4. Srinivas Cherukuri