Rescue
Advocacy
AFAF has worked on 1000+ animal cruelty, abuse and abandonment, with support of law enforcement for animals including cattle, dogs, camels, horses, snakes, birds etc including multiple illegal cattle transport cases across AP and TS states with the help of government.
Animal Cruelty
In our quest to reduce animal cruelty we must totally rely on you and your love for animals. It’s sometimes difficult to know when to intervene, so we wanted to provide you with some guidelines for defining animal cruelty.
- Cruelty (n): callous indifference to or pleasure in causing pain and suffering; behaviour that causes pain or suffering to a person or animal.
- Neglect (v): fail to care for properly. (n): the state or fact of being uncared for.
What are some signs of animal neglect and/or abuse?
- Thin
- Injured
- Unsanitary conditions
- Physical Abuse
- Abandoned
- No Shelter
- No Food
- No Water
- Animal Hoarding (more than 10 animals in a confined space /cage )
- Animal left alone in vehicle
How do I report animal neglect and/or abuse?
You will be speaking with a representative of AFAF and they will guide you on appropriate procedure for registering a complaint to a law officer . If you decide to approach the local authorities please be sure you have the following information:
- Your name and phone number (Confidential unless called in for court)
- Exact Location of the animal(s)
- Nature of the Complaint
- Description of the Animals involved
- Any other pertinent information
If you have any further questions or concerns please contact +91 81064 92194