Put your CSR budget where the need is loudest.
Every day, KAW feeds 256 animals at its Kapashera sanctuary and more than 200 street dogs across Delhi-NCR. Your company can fund the meals, the surgeries and the ambulance runs — and walk away with the 80G, the impact reports and the visibility to prove it.
Does animal welfare count as CSR under the Companies Act?
Yes. Schedule VII, clause (iv) of the Companies Act, 2013 lists “animal welfare” as a permitted CSR activity, alongside protection of flora and fauna and environmental sustainability. So a company covered by Section 135 can route its mandatory 2% CSR spend to an animal-welfare NGO like KAW without any grey area.
That matters, because most CSR committees default to education and health. Animals get overlooked. But street-dog welfare sits at the intersection of public health, rabies control and community safety — it’s an easy story to defend to your board, and a rare one that still feels personal to employees. KAW has run this work in Delhi-NCR for 11+ years, since 2015. We know how a corporate CSR partnership actually needs to be documented, not just felt.
What can your company fund?
| Programme | What your funding does | Good fit for |
|---|---|---|
| Sanctuary meals | Feeds resident and street animals daily at Kapashera | Recurring monthly CSR; sponsor-a-meal drives |
| Mobile vet & spay/neuter drives | Sterilisation and vaccination camps that cut the stray population humanely | ESG / public-health mandates |
| Ambulance & rescue | Runs the 24x7 rescue line and emergency pickups for injured strays | One-time capital or annual grant |
| Employee volunteering days | Sanctuary visits, feeding, adoption-fair support for your teams | Employee engagement animal charity programmes |
| Cause marketing | Co-branded campaigns, round-up-at-checkout, matched giving | Consumer brands wanting visible impact |
What does your company get back?
A CSR partnership should close cleanly for your finance and compliance teams. Here’s what we hand over.
Compliance documents. KAW is a registered Section 8 non-profit with 12A and 80G, plus US 501(c)(3) status for overseas entities. We provide our 80G certificate and Form CSR-1 registration details — the MCA registration every agency must hold to legally receive CSR funds — so your audit file is complete.
Impact reporting. You get a written report tied to your programme: animals fed, surgeries done, rescues logged, photos from the ground. Real numbers your CSR disclosure can cite.
Brand visibility and media. KAW’s ambassadors have appeared on Animal Planet, and the organisation has featured on DD National and NewsX. Partners can be credited across campaigns and channels.
Site visits. Bring your leadership or your team to Kapashera. Seeing 256 rescued animals up close does more for internal buy-in than any slide.
Ready to move your CSR spend somewhere it shows? Talk to our partnership team.
How do we start a CSR partnership?
Three steps, no long procurement maze.
01
Tell us your goal
Share your CSR theme, rough budget and whether employee engagement matters. We reply with a shortlist of programmes that fit.
02
We build the plan
You get a one-page partnership proposal — scope, cost, reporting cadence and the compliance documents your team needs to sign off.
03
Fund and go live
Once it’s approved, the programme runs and your first impact report follows on the agreed schedule.
Most partnerships are live within a few weeks of that first call.
Spay/neuter and vaccination drives that lower stray numbers the humane way.
– A 24×7 rescue helpline: +91-9999670042.
Registered, recognised, and on the record.
KAW is a Section 8 non-profit holding 12A and 80G in India and 501(c)(3) status in the US. Donations are receipted, and every corporate partnership comes with documentation your compliance team can file.
Fund a programme, sponsor a meal, or plan a volunteering day for your team.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Animal welfare is listed in Schedule VII, clause (iv) of the Companies Act, 2013, so companies can direct their CSR spend to KAW. We hold the 12A, 80G and CSR-1 registration your finance team will ask for.
KAW is 80G-registered, and we issue a receipt for every donation. Your finance team can claim the applicable deduction. For overseas entities, KAW also holds US 501(c)(3) status.
Yes. We run volunteering days, sanctuary visits, feeding drives and adoption-fair support — a straightforward way to build an employee engagement animal charity programme with real on-ground activity.
A written impact report tied to your funded programme: animals fed, surgeries performed, rescues logged, plus photos. It’s built to drop into your CSR disclosure.
There’s no fixed floor. We shape the programme to your budget — from sponsoring meals for a quarter to funding a full rescue or spay/neuter drive for the year.
Give 256 animals a company in their corner.
A CSR donation for animal welfare is one of the few line items your board approves and your team actually feels good about. Let’s build a partnership that reports cleanly and does real good.
No obligation. One call, a tailored plan, and full compliance documents before you commit a rupee.