Our Himalayan Footprint
We believe a truly good pet product must nurture three lives: the pet who enjoys it, the artisan who handcrafts it, and the high-altitude planet we share. Discover how every purchase directly creates change in Nepal.
Women Artisans
Earning sustainable living wages in Kathmandu with healthcare & childcare.
Pastoral Herders
Remote mountain families in Langtang & Solukhumbu supported through dairy trade.
Virgin Plastics
100% natural yak milk, pasture wool, and biodegradable botanical packaging.
Global Exports
Modern ethical standard born from generational Himalayan pastoral heritage.
How We Create Sustainable Change
1. Women-Led Economic Dignity in Kathmandu
In urban Nepal, women frequently encounter barriers to formal employment. Our Kathmandu workshop provides living wages that are 40% higher than local minimum benchmarks, flexible shifts accommodating family duties, comprehensive healthcare stipends, and on-site community support.
2. Preserving High-Altitude Yak Pastoralism
Above 12,000 feet, traditional yak herding is vulnerable to climate shifts and rural depopulation. By purchasing raw dairy directly from cooperatives at guaranteed above-market rates, we provide sustainable mountain income that keeps young families rooted in their ancestral villages.
3. 100% Biodegradable & Plastic-Free Lifecycle
Synthetic pet toys take up to 500 years to decompose in landfills, shedding microplastics into rivers and oceans. Our wool pet caves and chews are 100% natural, biodegradable, and compostable. When a wool ball wears out, it safely nourishes garden soil.
4. Solar Cured with Renewable Himalayan Sun
Our Kathmandu production facilities take advantage of high-altitude solar exposure for curing and drying, minimizing fossil energy consumption. We prioritize ocean freight for large wholesale consignments and carbon-offset air delivery for express parcels.
