🎯 Project Objective

To rescue, feed, provide basic medical care, sterilize, and rehabilitate street dogs across urban neighborhoods in Bangladesh, ensuring humane treatment, population control, and community engagement.


πŸ“‹ Key Components

1. Catch–Vaccinate–Sterilize–Return (CVSR)

  • Adopt a humane Animal Birth Control (ABC) model: capture street dogs, provide veterinary care, vaccinate (especially rabies), spay/neuter, and return them to their territories Dhaka Tribune+9MDPI+9Reddit+9Nishkriti+4Wikipedia+4Lagutogel+4.

  • Each dog is given a visible ear notch after treatment.

  • Focus on a defined area (ward-by-ward approach) to gradually cover entire urban zones.

2. Street Feeding Program (“Fill‑a‑Bowl”)

3. Community Awareness & Education

  • Conduct workshops and street campaigns to inform communities about humane dog care, rabies prevention, and discouraging cruelty.

  • Work with schools, local institutions, and volunteers to spread awareness Robinhood Rescue.

4. Rescue & Shelter Services

  • Provide temporary shelter and veterinary treatment for injured or severely ill dogs.

  • Collaborate with shelters to rehabilitate and treat animals needing care.


πŸ“ˆ Expected Impact

  • Reduce stray dog population growth humanely through sterilization and vaccination.

  • Mitigate rabies transmission risk to humans.

  • Improve welfare of thousands of dogs through daily feeding, health checks, and safe shelter.

  • Build community support and volunteer base committed to compassionate street dog care.


🐾 Campaign & Sustainability Strategy


πŸ— Infrastructure Recommendations

  • Design kennels with concrete floors, raised platforms, sloped drainage for hygiene and safety Pashudhan Praharee.

  • Provide safe unloading/enclosure areas for capture and treatment.

  • Ensure fencing height and design prevent escape and ensure quiet resting spaces.


πŸ“Œ Donor & Volunteer Engagement

  • Provide clear donation channels: NGO bank account, bKash number, or email/Campaign platform (Donorbox/PayPal). publicly update monthly results (e.g. number of dogs fed, vaccinated, sterilised).

  • Recruit community volunteers for feeding drives, awareness campaigns, photo/video documentation, and record-keeping.

  • Use public outreach: social media, blog posts, videos highlighting success cases.


πŸ“ Project Summary Table

ComponentActivities
FeedingStreet meal distribution via volunteers
CVSRCatch, vaccinate, sterilize, return handled strategically ward-by-ward
Community AwarenessWorkshops in schools/neighbourhoods, social accountability
Rescue & TreatmentTransport injured dogs, vet care, temporary shelter
Reporting & TransparencyMonthly donor-impact reports, clear financial use

🌱 Why This Approach Is Effective


🏁 Next Steps

  1. Define initial target neighborhoods in your city (e.g. two wards).

  2. Partner with a veterinary team to begin a pilot CVSR phase.

  3. Recruit local volunteers to run feeding stations 4–5 times/week.

  4. Develop a monthly fundraising campaign and publish transparent reports.

  5. Scale gradually: expand feeding routes, sterilization zones, and shelter capacity