Vivek Vishisht Champions Animal Welfare in India: A Call for Compassion and Action

CHANDIGARH, India - June 18, 2025 - PRLog -- Panchkula, India — Vivek Vishisht, Indian entrepreneur and emerging public voice in emotional intelligence and AI strategy, is now extending his leadership toward a more urgent cause: animal welfare. Moved by rising reports of neglected and injured animals across Indian cities, Vishisht has launched a compassionate appeal to fellow citizens, calling for everyday action in helping distressed street animals, especially during extreme weather months.

"Animals don't have a voice. We become their voice when we choose to act," says Vishisht, who has quietly supported several grassroots rescue efforts over the past year. With scorching summers and urban hazards worsening conditions for stray dogs, cows, and birds, the need for intervention is urgent.

In India, thousands of animals suffer silently due to road accidents, dehydration, or abuse. Organizations often lack volunteers or quick-response support. Vishisht encourages people to carry basic first aid kits, offer clean water, and report injured animals to local NGOs or helplines. "You don't need a cape to be a rescuer—just empathy and a little time," he adds.

This initiative aligns with Vivek Vishisht's broader mission of human-centered innovation—bringing empathy into not just business, but everyday life. His work as a strategic advisor in AI adoption for businesses is now expanding into community impact, encouraging more responsible and conscious living.

Those searching for "Vivek Vishisht animal love", "helping distressed animals in India", or "compassionate citizen leadership India" can now find actionable inspiration in this campaign.

For people inspired to take part, Vishisht recommends connecting with local rescue teams, downloading animal rescue apps like Animal Aid India or RESQCT, and contributing to verified shelters.

As his message gains traction, Vivek Vishisht is also exploring partnerships with civic bodies and NGOs to create awareness campaigns across schools and residential societies.

"A society's soul is reflected in how it treats the voiceless," says Vishisht. "Let's be the difference."

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