Lifesaving Care & Loving Homes ForAnimals In Need.
We strive to create a compassionate community where every animal has a chance at a happy, healthy, and safe life.
Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission
Mission Possible Foundation is a non-profit organization located in Pune, Maharashtra, India. We are dedicated to improving the lives of animals in our community and beyond.
We promote responsible pet guardianship and the humane treatment of animals and work toward ending animal cruelty through a variety of means including promoting public awareness of acts of cruelty to animals and holding the perpetrators accountable for such crimes. We take pride in the work we do – working to keep homeless and abandoned animals safe, happy, and sheltered.
Our Vision
Mission Possible Foundation’s vision is to be the regional leader in placing dogs and cats in qualified adoptive homes.
We strive to expand our rescue and rehabilitation, adoption, community outreach, and social awareness services by expanding and upgrading our purpose-built animal shelter located at Jadhavwadi, Saswad, Pune, and our Emergency First Aid & Treatment Centre located at Gulshan Mahal, 11 A Shankarshet Road, Guru Nanak Nagar, Pune.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Welcome to MPF’s FAQ page, where we answer commonly asked questions about donating, adopting, and recusing our furry friends.
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YES. MPF is managed by an Honorary Board of Trustees.
MPF has an Emergency & First Aid Treatment Centre located at Gulshan Mahal, 11A Shankarshet Road, Guru Nanak Nagar, Pune as well as a purpose-built animal shelter located at Jadhavwadi, Saswad, District: Pune.
MPF is open every day from 2.00 P.M. to 11.00 P.M. Adoptions are by prior appointment only,
- You may contact MPF about dogs and cats including adoptions or lost/found dogs by WhatsApp messages ONLY on Mobile no. +91 99218 81894
- For donations you may contact MPF by WhatsApp messages on Mobile no. +91 90110 58085 or visit the MPF website at http://missionpossiblepune.org/
Donations (cash/cheques/supplies) can be dropped off at MPF “Gulshan Mahal”, 11 A Shankarshet Road, Near Sant Rohidas Garden, Guru Nanak Nagar, Pune, between 2 p.m. and 11 p.m. every day.
Rescue Neuter and Release (RNR) is a program that MPF offers the community to help control the stray dog and cat population. Injured and infirm stray dogs and cats, with the help of volunteers and our dedicated staff, are rescued from their locality, provided medical care, nutrition, and shelter until they recover their health, and are then released back to the same locality where they were rescued.
MPF is fortunate to have a dedicated team of animal caregivers led by a Team Leader under the direct management and mentoring of the founders, Dr. Ravindra Kasbekar and Mrs. Padmini Stump. The team is responsible for the care of the animals, and maintenance of the shelter, including:
- Preparing the food and feeding the animals twice a day,
- Cleaning and sanitizing the animals’ living area daily,
- Administering first aid and medication as needed.
- Bathing and grooming the dogs regularly,
- Transporting animals who need specialized veterinary services,
- Walking the animals and monitoring their health issues.
- Distributing food each night to 300+ stray dogs in the vicinity.
Since MPF was founded in 2010, we have saved the lives of thousands of animals and have had the joy and privilege of facilitating their adoptions. With the continued support of the community, the volunteers, and the staff at MPF, we look forward to the next paw print in our history with passion, anticipation, and hope.
We facilitate 200+ adoptions and rehabilitate hundreds of strays under our RNR program each year. We also undertake spay/neuter surgeries by specialized veterinary surgeons to help control the stray animal population. Hundreds of dogs that are old, disabled, and unfit for adoption are provided a forever home at our Saswad animal shelter.
MPF is limited in the number of animals that we can take into the shelter. Our main objective is to rescue and rehabilitate seriously injured, abandoned, and stray animals. However, exceptions are made under certain specific conditions bearing in mind the safety and welfare of the animal.