Help Us Ensure the Well-being of Stray Dogs During the Scorching Summer Heat
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About the Project
Provide Water for Stray Dogs
Help Us Ensure the Well-being of Stray Dogs During the Scorching Summer Heat
The Shiv Dhaam Foundation is committed to setting up clean water bowls in multiple locations to provide a critical lifeline for stray dogs struggling in the intense summer heat. These dogs, companions of Baba Kal Bhairav, deserve our compassion and care. Your generous contributions will be used exclusively for this noble cause.
Why Your Support Matters
With temperatures often rising above 45°C, stray dogs face severe challenges in finding adequate hydration.
By supporting this campaign, you are helping to:
Ensure Survival: Provide essential water sources to prevent dehydration and heat-related illnesses.
Promote Animal Welfare: Show compassion and care for stray dogs, ensuring their well-being.
Honor Spiritual Companions: Recognize the sacred connection these dogs have with Baba Kal Bhairav.
How You Can Help
Your donation, no matter the size, will make a significant impact. Here’s how you can contribute:
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Spread the Word: Share this campaign with your friends and family.
Volunteer: Join us in our efforts to place and maintain water bowls for stray dogs.
Together, we can ensure that the stray dogs in Varanasi have access to fresh water and are cared for during the intense summer heat.
Thank you for your support!
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Yes. Shivdhaam Foundation is a legally registered and compliant NGO that follows all necessary regulations for donations, CSR partnerships, and institutional collaborations. Eligible donations receive an official 80G certificate, which allows donors to claim tax deductions as per government norms.
Yes. Transparent documentation and receipts are provided for all contributions, whether from individuals, NGOs, or corporates.
Shivdhaam Foundation utilizes donations strictly for authorized on-ground programs—Gau Seva, Sadhu Seva, Gurukul support, Temple conservation, Animal welfare and community welfare. Funds are allocated to project operations, infrastructure, and beneficiary services, with full compliance, audits, and transparent reporting to ensure accountable use of every contribution.
Yes, eligible contributions receive tax benefit certificates as per government guidelines.
Yes. You can cancel anytime by contacting our support team or sending a request through your registered email/number. Your monthly deductions will stop from the next cycle.
Shivdhaam shares regular project updates, photos, progress reports, and verified on-ground outcomes so you can clearly see how your contribution is being used and the impact it creates.
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