India ranks among the top in animal cruelty cases - but among the bottom when it comes to punishment.

Every week, we hear stories that break our hearts:

A dog beaten to death.
A mother elephant set on fire.
Peacocks poisoned for their feathers.

Yet, most offenders walk free. Often with just ₹50 bail.

Why This Matters:

Weak punishments allow cruelty to continue.
Children grow up thinking animals are “lesser” beings.
Wildlife suffers in silence.
Stray dogs, cats, bulls, even endangered species - none are truly safe.

The Reality:

₹50 bail is all it takes to get away with animal abuse in many parts of India.
Under outdated laws like the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (PCA) Act, 1960, penalties are often less than a traffic fine.

There is no real deterrent.

What We Demand:

Minimum jail time and heavy fines for animal cruelty.
Immediate revision of outdated laws like PCA Act, 1960.
Zero-bail provision for cases involving violence or death.
Special animal welfare courts for swift justice.

Why Your Signature Matters:

Animals cannot speak for themselves.
But we can — and we must.
Your voice can help change a system that turns a blind eye to cruelty.
Let’s show India — cruelty is not culture.

Sign now. 

Share widely. 

Let’s rewrite the law — for them.