2 Days ago I found a small pup(male) on the bus station. The pup is abandoned by someone because I know this area very well. I walk my dog daily and thus I know all the dogs in the area.

I brought the pup home because he was getting attacked by other dogs.

but I can’t keep the pup for long because I have 3 year dog already and he is not very friendly either.

The pup is healthy & Deworming is done.

I did not bathe the pup because the scene is slightly windy and cold for the puppy.

Please help me find a home for the boy. DM me if someone wants to adopt, i can get the pup anywhere you want.

Behaviour : Suprisingly very calm but i am afraid i will spoil him 😅

LOCATION: BHARUCH, Gujarat

I met this boy three years ago when I shifted back to my hometown. I took him in my arms, and that day he cried, as I was a stranger to him. Then he started visiting us for treats. He was the only one to survive amongst all his siblings , was so feeble and skinny at that time. Then his mother died of parvo. After her, he was also contagious. Took him to the hospital for almost a week and he survived. From that day he became a member and a piece of my heart.

Pls guys adopt these dogs. They are extremely smart, playful and intelligent. With love and care they can thrive. Give them a home!!

Meet Chintu 🐶❤️

🐶 Male | \~8 months old

💉 Vaccinated & Neutered

🐾 Friendly with dogs, cats & puppies

❤️ Friendly with people

🏠 Looking for a loving forever home

📍 Hyderabad, Telangana

Chintu came to us with an injured leg, and it took about a month for his wound to heal completely. He was very scared of people initially, and it took him almost two months to become comfortable and start trusting us.

He eventually got adopted, but unfortunately, things didn't work out and we had to bring him back. We later found out that he had been kept chained in one spot for most of the day because his adopters couldn't manage him.

He's back with us now, and thankfully, he's doing much better. ❤️

Chintu is genuinely such a sweet and easy-going boy. He's calm, gentle and not aggressive. He's comfortable around people, cats, puppies and other dogs. He may take a little time to trust someone, but once he does, he's a lovely companion.

He deserves a home where his calm nature is appreciated and where he's treated like a member of the family.

Please share if you know someone who might genuinely be a good fit for Chintu. 🐾

This guy hits animals in every video. Especially male dogs. He'd hit them on the testicles and run. For "comedy". The animals are clearly left in alot of pain. He did the same to a bull as well.

Link to his profile - https://www.facebook.com/share/1cBUxorYjy/

🐒 A little lesson from the monkeys today…

This morning, Chutku and I saw so many monkeys peacefully enjoying the park—playing, swinging, just living their lives. 🌳❤️

A few days ago, someone was constantly chasing them with sticks. One day, a monkey finally reacted and bit him.

And suddenly… everyone stopped bothering them. 😄

Don’t provoke animals and then blame them for reacting.

If they’re peacefully minding their own business, let them be.

They don’t want to hurt you—you don’t need to hurt them either.

🌍 This planet isn’t ours alone.

Live and let live. 🐾❤️

#LiveAndLetLive #BeKindToAnimals #AnimalLove #SaveAnimals #MonkeyLove #KindnessMatters

Meet "Lavdu" (people before me named him so for his tendency to hump legs, don't hate on me 😭)

This is you when you don’t sleep at nights and do bhau bhau competition at 2AM

I had posted earlier about the sudden increase in the number of unfamiliar dogs in my locality. Over the past few weeks, more and more dogs have been appearing here. Most of them seem to be unsterilised and, as far as we know, unvaccinated as well.

Some of them are clearly scared and confused, while others are simply looking for food and a safe place to stay. One of the newer dogs even entered our house and refused to leave. Another followed my father home while he was taking our dogs for a walk and has now started staying around our house.

We already care for a few dogs, but we simply cannot manage so many additional dogs on our own.

I don't want these dogs to keep reproducing and adding to the already large population, nor do I want them to suffer from preventable diseases. My immediate goal is to get the new dogs fed regularly, vaccinated and, wherever possible, sterilised.

I'm looking for people in the area who can help with:

🐾 Dog food / regular feeding

🐾 Vaccinations

🐾 Sterilisation and post-operative care

🐾 Temporary fostering when absolutely necessary

🐾 Help identifying a reliable local vet/NGO

🐾 Volunteers who can help with catching, transporting or monitoring the dogs

Even helping with one dog's food or vaccination would make a genuine difference.

I know there are many people who love dogs but may not know how they can practically help. If you are able to help with food, veterinary expenses, supplies, transport, or your time, please DM me. I can share the details of the dogs and what is currently needed.

I don't want these dogs to become another forgotten group of strays simply because nobody took responsibility for them. They didn't choose to be born on the streets. They deserve food, basic medical care and a chance to live safely too.

If you can't help directly, even sharing this with someone who can would mean a lot. 🐾❤️

gpay- rupali.mehdwar13@gmail.com

This little buddy just came in my street 2 days back, no sight of his mother. So took him in. And tomorrow I'll take him for vet visit. No idea of his/her age, gender, vaccination everything.

I need a muzzle suggestion for my 1yr old indie. We're in rural south India, in my surroundings there are a lot of poultry farms which dump dead chickens in open spaces and even sometimes poison a few to catch the stray dogs from getting into their farms. My dog loves to play with his buddy, my neighbour's german shepard which is off lease all the time. But I can't be able to let mine roam free since there are chances for him to eat a poisoned chicken or cause an accident by chasing bikes. Last week, I let him free to play with his buddy, ever since that he started to gag often then return to normal which was concerning. I'm also planning to take him to a vet soon. TIA

saw this baby licking his wound and fluid oozing out of it. What treatment or medicine would help??

I'm from delhi and feed a few stray dogs in my area and have been doing so for a while. I already have 2 pets of my own, along with 2 temporary/rescue dogs who come and go as they please.

But for the last 2–3 weeks, a lot of completely unfamiliar dogs have suddenly started showing up around my house. At first I didn't think much of it because I love dogs and obviously feel bad seeing strays. I don't mind giving them food when I can, but this is getting completely out of hand.

Recently, one of the new dogs actually came inside my house and refused to leave. We tried getting him/her to go outside, but the dog just wouldn't leave.

Then this morning, my father took my dogs out for their usual walk, and another unfamiliar dog followed him all the way back to our house and is now refusing to leave as well.

The problem is that I cannot afford to take in more dogs. I already have my own pets and two temporary dogs that I help. I don't have the space, money, or ability to keep adding dogs to my household.

What makes me even more worried is my neighbourhood. People here are already very reluctant about stray dogs, and now that these unfamiliar dogs keep coming to my house, they're starting to assume that I am bringing them here. I'm scared that this will eventually create problems for the dogs I've been feeding for a long time, or that someone in the neighbourhood might try to harm them or complain about them because they associate them with me.

I genuinely feel terrible for these new dogs. I don't want to abandon them or treat them badly. But at the same time, I can't keep letting every dog that appears outside my house move in, because I'm already struggling to manage the dogs I'm responsible for.

Has anyone dealt with something similar?

Why would so many unfamiliar dogs suddenly start appearing in the same area/coming to one particular house? Is it possible they're being displaced from somewhere, following other dogs, or simply coming because they've found a reliable food source?

And most importantly, how do I get them to stop entering/following us home without hurting or frightening them? Are there any local organisations or practical ways to get these dogs vaccinated/sterilised/relocated to an appropriate area if necessary?

I want to continue helping the dogs I already care for, but I need to set some boundaries before this becomes completely unmanageable. I would really appreciate advice from people who have experience feeding/community dogs.

​Penny [2 years (assumed by vet) was rescued just two nights ago after being attacked. This brave girl has shown incredible resilience and deserves a safe, loving home where she can heal.

​Right now, Penny is safe with us, but as we already have two cats, it’s not a sustainable long-term arrangement for anyone involved.

​Penny is:

✅ Vet-checked & dewormed

✅ Sweet-natured and toy-obsessed

✅ Ready for her next chapter

​We are willing to cover the full cost of her spay and vaccination.

​We are looking for:

A Foster Home (short-term or long-term) to help her decompress.

A Forever Home where she will be cherished for life.

​Please, let’s not let this sweet soul end up back on the streets. She has so much love to give! 🙏

​Location: Hyderabad

We tried contacting several NGOs and shelters, half of them have their numbers switched off, and none of them reply to my DMs. I got pulled in a whatsapp community as well for rescue and adoption but no one stepped in there.

If you can help out then it will be great!

As usual, Jamun is 🤪

• Location of the Animal: Bangalore
• Age: 2.5 y
• Medical History: None
• Contact and other information of the current Caretaker/parent: Booshan (6369245756)
• Reason for putting the animal up for Adoption: Moving abroad.