Some days leave a quiet but lasting impact—and this was one of them at Braj Animal Care.

We welcomed children of different ages to experience seva in its most practical form. The day began with feeding street dogs and puppies, where they learned how to safely approach animals, offer food, and understand essential do’s and don’ts. For many, it was their first interaction with street animals—and what stood out most was their natural kindness and curiosity.

The experience deepened as they met animals under our care, learning about the challenges they face and the treatment and recovery they receive—connecting simple acts of feeding with the larger journey of care and protection.

Indoors, the children participated in a flameless, self-service cooking activity, preparing their own snacks and sharing a joyful picnic.

This was followed by an interactive “agree or disagree” game, where animal welfare questions sparked movement, laughter, and thoughtful opinions.

A reflective colouring session brought a quieter moment—featuring real-life scenarios faced by Braj Animal Care and the animals of Braj. The children shared their thoughts, feelings, and even solutions, revealing a deep and growing sense of empathy.

The day concluded with key learnings on safe feeding, animal handling, and care. During a special “Ask the Doctor” session, Dr Pradeep shared insights on diseases, prevention, vaccinations, and the importance of collective responsibility in animal welfare.

We are grateful to the children from Bhakta Bhandava Gurukulam and to Yashoda Gopi Devi Dasi for making this day more special.

This initiative also aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) 2030, reinforcing a global vision of compassion, responsibility, and sustainability.

When compassion is nurtured early, it becomes a lifelong value.

Seva, when learned young, stays for life 🌿🐶

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