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PFA Campus

Start an animal society on your campus.

A student team caring for the animals on campus, with PFA behind you.

The main focus of a PFA Campus society, in twelve parts: first aid, feeding, laws, social media, a college team, online talks, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, vet colleges, a ban on commercial use and sale of animals, boycotting animal-tested products, and awards
What a campus society takes on

Register

Four quick steps.

Where is it?

What will your team do first?

Pick what you can run well. Add more later.

6 students

Who leads it?

Your first project?

Good to know

Open what you need.

What does a society do?
  • Knows every animal on campus.
  • Gets them sterilised and vaccinated.
  • Feeds them on a shared rota.
  • Keeps vets and shelters a call away.
  • Finds homes and fosters.
  • Holds talks and drives with PFA.
How does it work?
  1. Form a small core team.
  2. Ask a teacher to supervise.
  3. Register here.
  4. PFA Campus gets in touch.
What does PFA give a society?

Recognition by Smt. Maneka Sanjay Gandhi, volunteer certificates, a place in the PFA Campus group, and talks with PFA.

Does it cost anything?

Registering is free. A PFA Campus card is ₹50, if a member wants one.

Who can register?

The student who leads the team, if 18 or over. Otherwise, the teacher who supervises it.

We already have a society. Can we join?

Yes. Register it as it is.

An animal needs help today.

Do not wait. Call the nearest PFA unit, and see first aid while help comes.

The campus guide

Download the PFA Campus guide (PDF)