
Archie
Found in a dustbin during the monsoon, drenched. Our X-ray found a blade in his stomach. It's still there, and he eats well and is in great health.
- Pug
- Senior
- Survivor
More than 50 dogs live at our shelter
Most of them are old, or blind, or missing a leg, and can't go back to the street. You can sponsor one for ₹1,500 a month, or give one a home.
We call it passive adoption: the dog stays with us, and you cover their meals and medicines. Tap Sponsor to pay by UPI, then tell us on WhatsApp which dog it's for.

Found in a dustbin during the monsoon, drenched. Our X-ray found a blade in his stomach. It's still there, and he eats well and is in great health.

Given up by his family, and we never found out why. Stares straight into your face, loves treats, rarely barks. Looking for a home.

A breeder discard: made to have litter after litter, then dumped when she got older. Bosses the other pugs around, mostly for treats.

Given up by her family. A gentle little pug who rarely barks, even for treats, and would happily sit on your lap all day.

Dumped with her sibling in Jalahalli, both with parvo. Her sibling didn't make it. She did, and now she's our inside-outside dog and the area rowdy.

Beaten with a stick by a security guard. We spent weeks trying to save her foot. She has three legs now and doesn't seem to know it.

Given up when she began losing her sight. She sat facing the wall until our young volunteers spent their summer break with her. She's out of her shell now.

The smallest of seven, mauled by bigger dogs, a broken jaw and weeks on a drip. He pulled through, and he's full of love.

Born in a foster home after his mother was abandoned, pregnant. Lives here with his brother Rocky, and is in the back of every shelter photo we take.

Found under a flyover in June 2025, heavily pregnant and unwell. She had six puppies at our shelter, all as gentle as she is.

Dumped in a bag with her sister Patches near a tea shop in Jalahalli. The rest of their litter didn't survive the traffic.

Pixie's sister. Same bag, same tea shop, same lucky escape. The two are still together at the shelter.

Rescued from a storm-water drain with five littermates during the monsoon. Sweet but skittish: she'll come somewhat nearby for biscuits.

Panda's brother, from the same storm-water drain. Gentle, loves being petted, and has turned into a bit of a rowdy.

Another of the storm-drain litter. True to her name, a firecracker, especially when biscuits are on offer.

Lives on the clinic terrace with his brother Dash. Rescued when their mother got rabies, then sent back by a family who kept them tied up.

Ruff's brother. Takes a while to warm up to men, but once he does, he'll roll over for belly rubs.
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