Founded in 2018 by Jeny Joseph Leon, EarthSouls is India's grassroots animal welfare sanctuary and advocacy platform - built on the belief that compassion is not a luxury, it is a responsibility.
EarthSouls operates across four interconnected domains, each reinforcing the others in building a world where animal welfare is taken seriously.
24-hour response to reports of injured, abandoned, or abused animals. Triage, transport, and emergency veterinary coordination for animals in crisis.
Long-term care for animals recovering from injury, trauma, or neglect. Sanctuary space, medical treatment, behavioral rehabilitation, and patient re-homing.
Campaigns for stronger animal welfare legislation, public education on cruelty-free living, and engagement with municipal and state authorities on welfare standards.
Building the network of individuals, businesses, and institutions who believe that a compassionate relationship with animals is both possible and necessary.
From the first distress call to a safe forever home - how EarthSouls operates.
A rescue request arrives via our helpline, social media, or volunteer network. Our response team assesses the situation, coordinates location, and dispatches the nearest available responder - often within 30 minutes of the first contact.
The animal is safely rescued and transported to our partner veterinary clinic for emergency assessment. We handle all logistics, from safe capture and transport to insurance of initial care costs for animals in critical condition.
Under veterinary care, animals receive the treatment they need - from wound care and surgery to psychological rehabilitation for animals who have experienced trauma or long-term neglect. This phase can take days, weeks, or months.
Recovered animals are carefully matched with vetted adopters through our placement program. Animals who cannot be safely rehomed remain in our long-term sanctuary care, where they receive lifelong support from our volunteer community.
Behind every rescue statistic is a name, a story, and a second chance. Here are a few.
Bhumi arrived at our partner clinic barely conscious after being struck by a vehicle. Four months of surgery, physiotherapy, and patient rehabilitation later, she walked - truly walked - into her forever home with a family in Kochi.
Arjun was a cat who spent the first fifteen years of his life in a cramped space with no socialization. He required nearly a year of behavioral rehabilitation. He now shares a home with two dogs and sleeps on a heated blanket every night.
Through our community program, we established a managed TNR (trap-neuter-return) network for a colony of 40 street dogs in South Bangalore, stabilizing the population and reducing conflict with local residents by 80%.
Rescue operations, veterinary care, sanctuary maintenance, and advocacy campaigns are funded entirely through individual donations and partnerships. Your support is not optional for us - it is the difference between life and death for the animals we serve.