— By Ragini Mehra What started with feeding a few hungry street dogs outside our homes slowly grew into something much larger. Over time, those familiar faces became names, personalities, and stories we carried with us every day. That emotional connection became the foundation of our welfare work and eventually shaped the philosophy of the […]
Being a dog feeder/ carer comes with its share of nasty looks and fights! But you’ve got to do what you’ve got to do. It’s inspiring to see how Sailesh navigates this journey and makes it look seamless! – by Sailesh Ghelani It isn’t easy being a feeder or carer, and we salute all the
The transition from winter to spring is the time when a lot of pets fall sick. Understand why it happens and what you can do to keep your pet safe from the Winter Exit Syndrome. – by Dr. Anuj Kumar Agrawal Most pet parents believe that the risk of illness is highest during peak winter.
Behind every brave soldier guarding our borders stands another silent sentinel—strong, loyal, and four-legged. While our armed forces protect the nation’s integrity and peace, their canine companions, known as the K9 Army, play an equally vital role. From sniffing out explosives to tracking militants in rugged terrain, these war dogs are true warriors.
Behind every pair of trembling paws is a story of loss, change, and uncertainty. In the noisy, unfamiliar world of a shelter, fear can overshadow hope—until patient hands and gentle hearts guide anxious dogs toward trust and healing.
– by Jane Marsh
The debate on stray dogs is not merely administrative; it is legal, ethical, and philosophical. The treatment of stray dogs reflects the nation’s civilizational ethos.
– by Dr Rahul Dev
There is a common misconception that Indies aren’t affectionate or trainable, or that they’re all aggressive. But in reality, they are some of the most intelligent, loyal, loving, and low-maintenance companions you could find. All they need from you is a chance, a little trust, and the space to show you just how affectionate they can be.
– by Aadya Sharma
By Nitya Ramachandran For the 20th-anniversary issue, here’s highlighting how you can strengthen the bond with your pet and take it a step further with love, care, and patience. Living harmoniously with dogs should be a joyful experience rather than a source of stress. It’s crucial to establish a nurturing connection with your canine companion
You might have heard various stories of foreign body lodged in a pet’s mouth. It can be due to their mischief or an accident. Let’s hear what a vet has to say about this and how you can take care of the situation! Dr Ashok Kumar Sahni A foreign body lodged in pet’s mouth is
Meet Rachel Wright, the founder of Tree of Life for Animals (TOLFA). It is an animal charity in Rajasthan. Established in 2005 TOLFA has since helped over 1,70,000 animals. In 2018 Rachel was awarded the prestigious International Award by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons in recognition of her work. TOLFA’s mission is to provide
Bhavani Sundaram As an Animal Lover and Activist I am appalled at the rate at which animals, pets are abandoned and lost thanks to rresponsible pet parents. Shelters and animal NGOs are struggling with the increasing rate of abandonment. The sad part is they are left to die a slow, painful, and lonely death unless
“Compassion is not an abstract concept, it comes from doing. If you can, don’t leave a dog behind. If you can’t, at least don’t be cruel to them,” says Rakesh Shukla, founder of The Voice of Stray Dogs (VOSD). Based in Bangalore, VOSD has rescued over 7000 dogs till now. Over 5000 dogs have been
Sudipta Ghosh Adopting one dog can save him from leading a wretched life on the street and get the love and care he deserves. Loyalty and love are your FURever. My Jimmy On a December morning, a little sunny day, it was snowing the last night. A female stray gave birth to six pups nearby below a
Bhavani Sundaram Many of us have seen the sight of a tied up dog at the gate, entrance of the house or backyard lying listlessly with a sad look on his face. And we also come across happy dogs, wagging their tails in delight, living like a happy family member. It’s upto you to decide
Which breed of dog is perfect in size, fur neither too long nor too short, healthy and well-suited to the Indian climate, loving yet independent, friendly, adorable, and intelligent… all at the same time? Well, it is our very own Indian breed, of course! In other words, the common community dog, or pariah, who we
