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Emergency Street Treatment
Many injured animals do not require permanent shelter but still need immediate medical attention.
Our team provides on-site treatment whenever possible and transports severe cases for advanced care.
Street Animal Care
Caring Beyond the Shelter
Our work extends far beyond the shelter walls.
Beyond the shelter
Care for animals living in the community.
Community animals depend on regular care while continuing to live on the streets.
HHFSS supports these animals through preventive healthcare, emergency treatment, and public awareness.
Care where it is needed
Our Community Work
02
Vaccination Support
Preventive healthcare plays a vital role in reducing disease transmission and improving the wellbeing of community animals.
Our efforts include anti-rabies vaccination and other preventive medical interventions whenever resources permit.
03
Tick & Disease Management
Street animals are highly vulnerable to tick infestations and infectious diseases.
Through treatment efforts, medication, and awareness, we work to improve animal health and reduce disease risk.
04
Feeding Support
Although medical care remains our primary focus, we also support feeding efforts for vulnerable animals whenever resources allow, especially during periods of extreme weather or medical recovery.
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Community Awareness
Animal welfare is a shared responsibility.
We encourage responsible coexistence between people and animals by promoting compassion, reporting injured animals, and supporting humane treatment within the community.