Friendicoes SECA

Friendicoes has some of Delhi's best veterinary doctors and staff, who provide care to street animals and pets alike. Friendicoes' contribution to animal birth control and rabies prevention in the city is outstanding. Their expert vets neuter and spay community dogs and cats safely, at reasonable cost. This wonderful organization also runs a huge animal sanctuary that is home to sick and old cows, horses, donkeys, dogs, cats, and other creatures. Friendicoes deserves all the support it can get, be it in cash, supplies, or volunteer time. Here are pictures of a few of our feral community cats spayed/neutered at Friendicoes in 2021

I’ve tried calling at different times, but no one answers. I’ve also tried contacting them on whatsapp but it takes forever to get a response. What kind of business are they running? This is completely unacceptable for a veterinary clinic. If clients can’t reach u when they need help, what kind of service are you providing?

Experience was great, i adopted a small kitten from here. The staff was really helpful.

Bass paise hi chye hote hai in sab ko animal kise ko nahi pade hai aaj mane or mere dost ne itne call Kiya friendicoes wala ko but in ko phil pasie chye phir ye aye ge dog ke koi baat nhi kar rehe hai to mai bolo ga friendicoes wala se kise aminal ke koi bhi nahi jaye please 🙏 …

Timings: 9:30am till 8:00pm, open on Sundays as well. It's a nice place to get your pet vaccinated or treated. Vets are polite and experienced. It's quite clean and there are lots of dogs and cats roaming there which you get to pet🥺 isn't that lovely? You can also adopt animals here. …

Never had been satisfied by their services. They give pets "speed Die" medicine through the drip. You all should be aware of it as well. I had lost few of my pets cuz of them I suggest for actions to be taken. This hospital has never been great for anything. Out pet just die after intake of their medicine. Plus the costly prices for simple medicine , for two minutes drip 600₹ , are you for real??? I lost my precious beta cuz of them. They never work like doctors to save the pet but work like greedy people who doesn't if the pet dies

The hospital’s stated opening time is 9:30 AM, yet the doctor frequently arrives only around 10:30–11:00 AM. This is highly inconvenient and unacceptable for patients who arrive on time, especially elderly patients, patients travelling from distant locations, and those requiring timely medical attention. Such delays result in unnecessary waiting, discomfort, and disruption to patients’ schedules. The doctor is expected to strictly follow the hospital’s scheduled timings and respect patients’ time and needs.

They have killed 3 of my and my friends rescues, all due to very avoidable medical negligence. This is an honest and clear warning, that you would be betting on your rescue or pets life if you are dropping them here. This place is not safe , they are only good with words and assurances but reality is otherwise. May all of them rest in peace . 😞

🛑 I kindly request everyone not to blindly trust this place without knowing how the animals are treated. Based on my personal experience, the vet here was unqualified and lack experience. We lost 3 cats after they received treatment, and upon investigation, the medicines and treatment given to them made their condition much worse instead of helping them recover. It was a heartbreaking experience for us. If your pet needs medical care, I strongly recommend visiting a qualified and experienced veterinary hospital instead.

I have been bringing injured street dogs to Friendicoes for the last 5 years. Earlier, Dr. Prabhakar was very kind and compassionate. As it is an NGO, stray dogs were treated under the charity policy, and I only had to pay the ₹100 registration fee. I truly appreciated the support given to people who rescue injured animals. Unfortunately, my recent experience (2 days ago) was very disappointing. I brought an injured street dog that had met with a road accident, but I was asked to pay ₹1,500 for treatment. When I spoke to the receptionist, Anjana, and explained my previous experiences, she simply said, "That was 5 years ago. Now you have to pay." Her way of speaking was not respectful or empathetic If an NGO cannot provide charity treatment for genuinely injured stray dogs, especially road accident cases, then it defeats the purpose of being an animal welfare organization. I hope the management reviews its policy and continues to support rescuers and stray animals with the compassion the organization was once known for. Price assessment Overpriced