Sarvoham Animal Foundation

“Activity Donation to US Entities Grantee The Street Dog Coalition Amount 50,000Activity Donation to Other Entities Grantee Sarvoham Welfare Trust Amount 20,000”

“Description AmountOnline Advertisement 73,585Veterinarian Services 13,438Ads Consulting 4,800Accounting/Bookkeeping 2,820Bank Fees 13Consulting Fees 5,000Government Filings 8,782Legal Fees 8,303Productivity Software 350Website Development & Maintenance 2,214Email Marketing Software 142”

“Our mission is to provide emergency care and facilitate pet adoptions for homeless animals with the aim of giving them a second chance at happiness. We also strive to raise awareness in the community about proper and compassionate treatment of all animals. Through our efforts we hope to create a more humane and caring world for animals in need. Line 28: In 2024, Sarvoham Animal Foundation proudly extended a $50,000 grant to The Street Dog Coalition, an organization whose mission aligns closely with our dedication to improving the lives of animals and strengthening communities through responsible pet care. This grant was instrumental in furthering our shared commitment, allowing The Street Dog Coalition to expand its reach and provide essential care to pets in need.Thanks in part to this funding, The Street Dog Coalition was able to provide comprehensive veterinary services to over 9,000 pets, ensuring they received vaccinations and parasite prevention treatments. Additionally, 1,800 pets successfully completed spay/neuter surgeries, a critical step in promoting humane population management Remote Veterinary Care and Education Services and Support. Line 28: In 2024, Sarvoham Animal Foundation extended a $20,000 grant to Sarvoham Welfare Trust in India to advance our shared mission of rescuing and rehabilitating street animals. This funding was crucial in supporting life-saving interventions for over 200 injured, abandoned, sick, and abused dogs in Bangalore, India.The grant enabled Sarvoham Welfare Trust to provide emergency medical care, daily food supplies, and essential medications, ensuring these vulnerable animals received the treatment and attention they desperately needed. Additionally, a portion of the funds helped facilitate transportation from the streets to the shelter, allowing for continued recovery and long-term care.”