Rescuing a dog trapped in wire
A six-minute story of hope · Telugu
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From the field
Two hundred and twenty receipts
Every video below was filmed on a Khammam street by Srinivas Bejjanki, usually on the day it happened. Most are in Telugu. None of them are staged. This is the honest version of an annual report.
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Rescue & emergency
The calls that come at any hour
Treatment & recovery
The slow half of the work
Wounds take weeks. Mange takes months. Almost nobody films this part, because nothing dramatic happens in it — which is exactly why we do.
The daily round
Food, water, and the same time every day
The ones we know by name
Sweety, Bittu, Potti Mummy, Rani, Milky
You cannot look after a population. You can look after Sweety. Naming them is not sentimentality — it is how you notice, on a Tuesday, that something is wrong.
Sweety, today
Before her kidneys failed
Potti Mummy, mother to the orphans
She fed puppies that weren't hers
An orphan with two mothers
Street dogs raise each other's young
Milky is getting plump
Which is the whole point
These are eighteen of more than two hundred and twenty. The rest — including the ones that end badly, which we do not hide — are on the channel.
Be in the next one
Sponsor a day and we will film it for you
Around ₹1,200 covers a full day's feeding across the route. Birthdays, anniversaries, remembrance days — we name the occasion in the video and send it to you.