Helping Hands forSpeechless Souls

Contact HHFSS

Get in touch

Whether you want to volunteer, collaborate, support the organisation, ask about donations, or speak with HHFSS about animal welfare, start here.

Choose the right path

Start with the reason for your enquiry.

Using the most relevant route helps keep general enquiries, collaboration conversations, donations, and animal reporting distinct.

  1. General enquiries

    Questions about HHFSS, its animal welfare work, shelter, or organisation.

    View contact details
  2. Volunteering

    Learn about possible ways to contribute time, practical support, or professional skills.

    Explore volunteering
  3. Partnerships

    Start with the potential collaboration areas available to people, organisations, businesses, and community groups.

    Explore partnerships
  4. CSR & institutional

    Review possible structured support areas for companies and institutions.

    Explore institutional support
  5. Donations

    Make a one-time donation or learn how support can contribute to HHFSS operations.

    Visit the donation page
  6. Report an animal

    Use the dedicated reporting route for an animal that may need help rather than the general contact pathway.

    Report an Animal in Need

Contact details

Verified information, published carefully.

Location
Haridwar, Uttarakhand, India
Email
hhfss@hhfss.org

For general enquiries, donation or payment support, and privacy enquiries.

Contact hours:
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Contact hours describe the published general-contact window. They do not guarantee rescue availability or a particular response time.

What to expect

Clear information helps HHFSS respond appropriately.

  • HHFSS may need additional information before it can assess an enquiry or request.
  • Response times can vary according to the nature of the enquiry and available team capacity.
  • Animal-rescue enquiries should use the Report an Animal route where possible.
  • Volunteer, partnership, institutional, and donation enquiries are handled separately from rescue intake.