Blue Cross of India





What People Liked
- Compassionate care for injured strays
- Affordable treatment and vaccinations
- Adoption opportunities for puppies and kittens
- Respectful pet cremation services
- Caring doctors and staff
- Large campus with separate enclosures
What People Disliked
- Refusal to admit healthy strays or shelter pets
- Unanswered rescue calls and slow response
- Long waits with too few doctors
- โน300 consultation fee every visit
- Hygiene and odor concerns
- Reports of pets dying in their care
Pet Policy
- Dogs and cats are treated at the on-site hospital, with a โน300 consultation fee reported per visit
- Injured and critically ill stray animals are admitted for treatment, while healthy strays are generally turned away
- Puppies and kittens are available for adoption, though several reviewers say adoptions are currently restricted
- Individual kennels are available to keep pets separated if infected, according to one reviewer
- Cremation services are offered for pets, including an electric crematorium
- Rescue and ambulance pickup is provided for street dogs and cats within a limited service radius
What to Expect
- On-site veterinary hospital for dogs, cats, and rescued strays
- In-house pharmacy with pet medicines and accessories
- Low-cost vaccinations and basic treatments
- Adoption of puppies and kittens
- Animal rescue and ambulance service
- Electric crematorium for pets
- Large campus with separate kennels, enclosures, and restroom access
About
Blue Cross of India on Velachery Main Road in Guindy, Chennai is a long-running animal welfare organization operating a shelter and veterinary hospital. Its services include treatment and vaccination for pets and street animals, rescue and ambulance pickup, adoption of puppies and kittens, sterilization programs, and an electric pet crematorium. The facility holds a 3.8 rating from more than 6,800 reviewers, with praise for compassionate animal care alongside recurring complaints about admissions, emergency response, and cleanliness.

