Find answers to the most common questions about our work, donations, volunteering, and more.
Yes, we are a fully registered non‑profit organization under the laws of Pakistan. We maintain complete financial transparency and undergo regular audits.
You can donate online via PayFast (debit/credit card, Easypaisa, JazzCash, Raast) or through direct bank transfer. Visit our Donate Now page for details.
Absolutely. After your donation is confirmed, we will email you an official receipt. Please allow up to 48 hours for processing.
We welcome volunteers of all backgrounds. Fill out the form on our Volunteer page, and our team will get back to you within a few days.
Please call our 24/7 emergency hotline at +92 314 6736787 or use the Report Emergency form on our website. If possible, stay with the animal until help arrives and provide clear location details.
Our adoption process includes an application, a brief interview, and a home visit to ensure a safe environment. We also offer a trial period to ensure the animal and family are a perfect match.
Yes! We accept high‑quality pet food, clean blankets, medical supplies, and old clothes for community relief. Please contact us via WhatsApp to arrange a drop‑off at our Lahore collection point.
We love meeting our supporters. Visits are scheduled by appointment only to ensure the comfort of our rescues. Please contact us at least 24 hours in advance to book a visit.
While the majority of our rescues are cats and dogs, we also assist injured birds, donkeys, and other small animals when possible, or we coordinate with specialized rehabilitators.
As a registered non‑profit, donations to Hope by Uswa Foundation are eligible for tax deduction in Pakistan. Please consult your tax advisor for specifics and retain your donation receipt.
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Currently, our active rescue operations are focused on Lahore and its immediate surroundings. We coordinate with partner NGOs for critical cases in other cities and are working to expand nationwide.
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