HiPaws is a Delhi-based animal welfare non-profit dedicated to the rescue, medical care, rehabilitation, and lifelong protection of injured, abandoned, and disabled community dogs. Founded with the belief that every street dog deserves dignity, treatment, and love, HiPaws works at the grassroots level to create a more compassionate and co-existent urban ecosystem.
At our HiPaws Recovery Home in North-West Delhi, we provide critical care for dogs who are victims of road accidents, paralysis, abuse, infections, and age-related illnesses. Many of our residents require long-term treatment, post-surgery recovery, physiotherapy, and special-needs support, and for them, HiPaws becomes their permanent family.
He met with a horrific accident as a tiny pup, losing his right leg and part of the other. Today, he runs through life with courage, healed and safe with us.
Jimmy lost one of his eyes to human cruelty and could no longer survive on the streets.
Now in our recovery home, he lives with complete safety, regular meals, medical support, and the love he was once denied.
Rescued with a severe infection in his hind leg, Sultan was later diagnosed with bone cancer. The only way to save his life was amputation. Today, this gentle senior lives pain-free under our lifelong care — a three-legged survivor who reminds us that losing a limb doesn’t mean losing dignity.
She was in Prayagraj for months, dragging herself after an early accident stole her mobility. Now, she no longer struggles for each step. Now she lives protected, secure, and home with us.
He was rescued after losing an eye and battling kidney failure. He chose survival, and now lives a life of care, comfort, and love.
He once struggled to survive on the harsh streets after losing his sight, navigating a world that had suddenly gone dark. Today, he lives in safety with us at the recovery home, surrounded by care, familiar voices, and a life where blindness no longer means helplessness — only resilience.
Imli was just a young pup when she met with a terrible accident and was thrown into the bushes to die. We found her because we heard her cries for help. After her rescue, we discovered that Imli is both blind and deaf — a condition that made survival on the streets impossible. Today, she lives under our lifelong care, navigating the world in her own way — through touch, routine, and trust.
Imli cannot see or hear us, but she feels love, safety, and belonging every single day.
Kajri lost her mobility in a road accident, leaving her helpless on the streets at a time when she needed strength the most — she was a lactating mother. When we rescued her, her biggest fight wasn’t just her injury… it was separation from her babies.
We searched, found her puppies, and brought the entire family to safety. Today, Kajri and her little ones live together under our care — where disability did not break a mother, and motherhood was never separated from compassion.
Apple, a young abandoned Rottweiler, came to us with deep fear in her eyes — silent evidence of years of abuse and neglect.
She was physically safe, but emotionally broken. With patience, routine, and love, Apple slowly began to trust again. Today she lives in complete safety, her gentle personality finally shining through.
SuiMui a paralyzed mother dog, was found in Bihar being eaten alive by maggots — unable to move, unable to protect herself or her baby. We rescued both mother and daughter and brought them to safety. Today, SuiMui lives with us as a permanent resident of our recovery home, where her days are no longer defined by pain but by care, comfort, and dignity.
Berry was rescued with a large, life-threatening cancerous tumor that was slowly taking her life away.
She underwent a critical surgery, received intensive post-operative care, and made a full recovery. Today, Berry lives a healthy and comfortable life — a powerful reminder that timely medical intervention can turn a death sentence into a new beginning.
Suffering from ascites (severe fluid accumulation), Dimpi was abandoned by her feeder when she needed help the most.
We brought her in, started treatment, and today she stands as a complete recovery story — healthy, healed, and deeply loved.
One of the oldest residents of our recovery home, 18-year-old Golu was found paralyzed on the roadside while people shooed him away by throwing water at him. Now he spends his golden years in comfort, proving that every senior deserves dignity, not neglect.
Used for breeding and then thrown onto the streets when her body gave up, Cookie was found in a broken state.
With medical care, nutrition, and rest, she fully recovered and today lives a happy, secure life where she is valued — not exploited.
We are deeply honored to receive the Humanitarian Excellence Award 2026, recognising our continued efforts toward animal rescue, rehabilitation and compassionate care.
This recognition reflects not just our work, but the collective effort of our team, volunteers, donors, supporters and everyone who continues to stand beside our rescued animals.
This recognition strengthens our resolve to keep fighting for every life that deserves safety, dignity and care.
At Hi PAWS, every step we take is guided by compassion, responsibility, and a deep commitment to creating sustainable impact. Being recognized for our work strengthens our resolve to serve with even greater dedication.
Certificate of Appreciation
Presented by Kamala Ankibai Ghamandiram Gowani Trust
We are deeply honored to receive the Kamala Rising Star Award 2.0, a recognition that celebrates changemakers who are driving meaningful transformation in society.
This award acknowledges our continued efforts in:
The recognition reflects not just our work, but the collective effort of our volunteers, supporters, partners, and community members who believe in our mission.
Donations to HiPaws are 80G tax-exempt and the NGO is CSR certified for corporate partnerships.
