Kindness works best when it’s organised, and that’s what we do. We’re a recognised, community-powered organisation working to protect animals and the people who love them. From street care and humane education to policy advocacy and rapid response, we turn compassion into systems that last. Recognised. Responsible. Ready to Help
If you’ve been searching for an animal NGO in India you can trust, especially around Delhi-NCR, meet Earthlings Trust. Founded in 2006 and based in Noida, we run one of the region’s largest private shelters. Our day-to-day is simple but life-changing: rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome with an eco-friendly, solar-powered campus
There are approximately 10 million animals in India, which comprise pets, strays, and wild animals. With the increasing population of humans, the forests are diminishing, and the number of animals without a home is increasing. In such circumstances, most of the animals are mistreated, neglected, involved in road accidents, and
Animals give us so much joy, comfort, and companionship in our lives. They play a vital role in maintaining the balance of nature and the environment. In the Bible, God created all animals and saw that they were good, providing them with the ability to reproduce, adapt, and survive in
During the first night of Diwali, the majority of us sit down on our balconies with a box of diyas and a list of old festival songs. We bend the wick straight, take a match, and see a little fire come up, hot and even. Far down the street, under
In Delhi, where festival nights can twinkle through our windows and nerves alike, a small shift in how we think we celebrate can spare both the planet and the stray dogs who share our streets. A genuinely “green” Diwali isn’t just smoke-free, it’s harm-free. Less noise for the air, less
On August 22, 2025, the Supreme Court of India made a major revised decision on the handling of stray dogs, which diluted a previous order that was met with indignation by animal lovers. Instead of announcing its stern August 11 order to have all stray dogs in Delhi-NCR rounded up
When people talk about aggression in dogs, they often picture a "bad dog." In animal welfare, we see something different: a dog communicating discomfort, fear, or a need for space and a community with the power to respond compassionately and safely. This guide distils best practices used by leading welfare
Bruno is a small stray dog who shivered in the pain by a very busy road in Delhi. One morning, he was found by one who passed by, whimpering with a broken leg, too feeble to move. A phone call quickly led to the assistance of the Earthlings Trust. With
On 11 August 2025, India’s Supreme Court issued a directive that stunned animal rescuers, caregivers, and ordinary citizens: civic authorities across Delhi and the National Capital Region were ordered to remove free-roaming animals from public spaces and house them in shelters within eight weeks, with an explicit instruction that animals
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