Faltoo Sey Paltoo · Lahore · Since 2013
Compassion in action
for every life.
In Urdu, faltoo means useless or discarded; paltoo, a companion. We turn one into the other — rescuing, rehabilitating, and providing lifelong sanctuary to 90+ permanent residents whose trauma, special needs, or chronic medical conditions mean they cannot be safely rehomed.
Every paltoo has a story.
Meet our permanent residents ↓
90+
Permanent residents
2,500+
Stray rescues since 2013
3,000+
Vaccinations administered
1,500+
Animals through TNVR
Permanent residents
The 90+ paltoos who stay with us for life.
Not every animal we rescue can be rehomed. Some are survivors of severe trauma — gunshot injuries, dog baiting, accidents — that leave them too sensitive for new environments. Others live with chronic illnesses like IBD, kidney disease, or epilepsy that require lifelong medication and monitoring. Many have survived FIP, distemper, or other viral diseases that left lasting damage.
For these 90+ permanent residents, our shelter is their forever home. Through our Guardianship Program, compassionate supporters can sponsor a specific paltoo — funding their food, medical care, and the dignity of a stable home for the rest of their lives.
Our work
Reshaping how Pakistan sees its strays.
Faltoo Sey Paltoo is an SECP-registered charity rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming stray dogs and cats. Many of our paltoos are senior, disabled, or live with chronic medical conditions that make adoption unlikely.
Rescue
Emergency response, wound care, surgical interventions.
Sanctuary
Lifelong care for senior and special-needs animals.
TNVR
Humane stray management through trap-neuter-vaccinate-return.
Guardianship
Sponsor a paltoo for life.
Each of our 81 featured permanent residents is up for sponsorship through the Guardianship Program. Your contribution funds their food, medication, and lifelong sanctuary.
Active campaigns
Where your support goes.
Support our paltoos
Feed, heal, and shelter 90+ paltoos for life.
Every donation directly funds food, daily medication, surgeries, and the lifelong sanctuary our permanent residents depend on.