Protecting Stray Animals & Nurturing Nature — How NANC Foundation Is Leading the Change

 


Protecting Stray Animals & Nurturing Nature — How NANC Foundation Is Leading the Change

Because their lives matter.

Introduction

In a world where stray animals often go unnoticed and environmental challenges continue to intensify, the mission of NANC Foundation stands out: to rescue, protect and nurture life — whether animal or nature. Located in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, the organisation is dedicated to animal rescue & welfare, environmental action, and outreach & education. nancngo.org -+1
This blog explores how NANC Foundation is making a difference — and how you can join the journey.

Why Animal Welfare & Environmental Conservation Matter

Stray animals in India face multiple threats: abandonment, lack of medical care, abuse, and the harsh reality of life on the streets. Similarly, our natural environment is under pressure — from deforestation, plastic pollution, climate change and habitat destruction. Organisations like NANC Foundation are bridging the two interconnected worlds — animals and ecosystem health — because a healthier environment supports animals, and compassionate action supports a healthier planet.

What NANC Foundation Does

Here’s a breakdown of the key focus areas:

Animal Rescue & Welfare

• When injured, abandoned or abused animals are found, NANC Foundation steps in — offering shelter, medical care, and the chance for adoption. nancngo.org -+1
• More than 500 animals rescued and rehabilitated so far. nancngo.org -+1
• Over 300 adoptions and rehomings — giving stray animals a second chance at life. nancngo.org -

Environmental Action

• Tree plantation drives, clean-up missions, ecosystem restoration — “greener, healthier ecosystems” is the aim. nancngo.org -
• In three years, more than 5,000 trees planted in the region. nancngo.org -
• 50+ clean-up drives and awareness events conducted so far. nancngo.org -

Outreach & Education

• Running awareness programmes in schools and communities to build compassion, kindness and responsibility toward animals and the environment. nancngo.org -
• Encouraging volunteers, partnerships, adoptions and corporate social responsibility (CSR) collaborations. nancngo.org -

The Impact so Far

Thanks to dedicated efforts and community support, NANC Foundation is already making measurable change:

Each of these numbers is more than a statistic — they represent lives changed, environments improved and hope given.

How You Can Get Involved

You don’t have to be a professional to make a difference. Here’s how you can support NANC Foundation:

  • Donate: Your generosity goes directly toward animal food, medical treatment and shelter upgrades. nancngo.org -

  • Volunteer: Whether you’re a student, working professional or simply have spare time — there’s a way to help. nancngo.org -

  • Adopt: Give a stray a chance at a loving home. Open your heart and home to a new best friend. nancngo.org -

  • Partner With Us: CSR collaborations and sponsorships make our mission stronger. nancngo.org -

Why Your Support Matters

When you support NANC Foundation, you’re doing much more than charitable giving — you’re investing in a kinder, greener world.

  • Animals get rescued, rehabilitated and rehomed.

  • Ecosystems are restored and cleaner spaces created.

  • Communities are educated and empowered.

  • Your involvement sets an example — inspiring others to care.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Where is NANC Foundation located?
A: Bhubaneswar, Odisha. nancngo.org -

Q: How do I contact them?
A: +91-7609061039 / info.nancfoundation@gmail.com nancngo.org -

Q: What types of animals are rescued?
A: Stray, injured, abandoned or abused animals from the streets. nancngo.org -

Q: How are donations used?
A: For animal food, medical treatments, shelter upgrades, planting trees, awareness programmes. nancngo.org -

Final Thoughts

We believe every life matters — not just human lives, but animal lives and the fragile ecosystems we share. With dedication, community support and active participation, the vision of a kinder, greener world becomes possible.
If you’ve been thinking about doing something, now is the time. Let’s stand together with NANC Foundation — for stray animals, for nature, and for future generations.

Join us. Donate. Volunteer. Adopt. Partner.
Because — in a world of challenges — compassion matters.

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