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A First-of-its-Kind Initiative · SGGS College, Sector 26, Chandigarh
Compassion, dignity, and respect — building a campus where every living being is valued.
Seven guiding aims that shape every initiative of the PAWS Humane Society.
To provide unwanted animals in our community with a safe haven, medical treatment, food, and a chance at a second chance at life.
To safeguard animals against cruelty, neglect, indifference, and ignorance.
To promote responsible pet ownership and encourage others to do the same.
To educate and inform the public about animal issues, as well as to assist in the development of short and long-term community-based solutions.
To sensitise students and create an environment of dignity and respect between humans and animals.
To turn the campus into a dog-friendly vicinity — where animals are welcome and well cared for.
To initiate pet therapy programmes that bring dogs to students who need a break from the stressful environment — turning campus calm into something that walks on four paws.
The dedicated faculty and staff who lead the society's day-to-day work.
Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science. For queries about membership or society activities, contact 9501556605.
Assistant Professor, English
Assistant Professor, Biotechnology
Assistant Professor, Physical Education — Guru Gobind Singh College for Women, Chandigarh
Technical Assistant, IT — Sri Guru Gobind Singh Collegiate Public School, Chandigarh
Sweeper / Helper — Sri Guru Gobind Singh Collegiate Public School, Chandigarh
Support Staff
Become a member or reach out with your queries about the society and its activities.
Sign up as a member of PAWS Humane Society and contribute to building a more compassionate campus for both students and animals.
Apply NowFor any queries about activities, events, or membership — reach out to Mr. Pavittarbir Saggu, Coordinator.
Call CoordinatorMarking International Day for Biological Diversity with creativity, language, and love for all living things.
National Biodiversity Authority, India and Punjab Biodiversity Board — whose generous sponsorship of the prize money made PAWS Reflect 2022 possible.
