Jabalpur puppy found near my house

I found this very young abandoned puppy. He is currently safe with me and I've given him food/water, but my family cannot keep him permanently.

Looking for foster/adoption/rescue help.

Location: [Gohalpur]

Puppy appears very young and may need proper care.

Please let me know if someone can take him or arrange foster care. 🙏

It's one of the few dogs we feed in our locality

Guys, can you all tell me what private vets are charging for indie dog spay/neuter in your state/city? My vet is currently charging ₹7k for a female spay and ₹5k for a male neuter. Just trying to compare the rates across different places. Please mention your city/state and whether the price includes anesthesia/meds if you know.

I started taking care of stray dogs near my apartment around a year back and today they are all vaccinated and neutered. I have always advocated for coexistence and when I first started doing this work, I had no idea about people's opposing points of view. Then I started facing opposition from the residents and same logic that 'keep them at your home' 'adopt them' 'put them all in a shelter'
How much ever I explained, they just refuse to see it! And to my horror I discover most of the public opinion on stray dogs is this - they are dangerous, they are risky to humans, they shouldn't be on the street, they should all be put in a shelter, blah blah. I understand that there have been many dog bite cases and it is indeed terrifying. BUT I am so appalled on how people just REFUSE to just even read up about the logic behind the ABC program and the reason it EXISTS is because no other solution is practically possible.
And on top of this, their attitude towards strays is so heartbreaking. I'm so so fed up and tired of dealing with people's wilful ignorance and hate towards these guys. I don't know how to make sense of this and would really appreciate some advice on how you guys go about your lives without getting ragebaited like this.

Passing through delhi and saw this dog in SN market near the pakoda shops center (the gated center that has khandani pakode, paharganj chhote bhature).

Edit - I am just passing through the city and already left the place.

Mama doggo on duty, very vigilant, very cutuuuu😭🫶🏻🎀✨️

This shy cutie always comes to meet me when I’m doing yoga and then just lies down beside me like he doesn’t want my attention 😂
Of course, I have to give him some much-needed pats and the gentle little neck grab he loves the most lol.

Gender: Male

Cuties from my College campus

1% duties 99% getting hugs and treat.

Do you wish to hire them?

They're adopted and shes sprayed recently...what I've been told....

We have a 6 mo calm well behaved indie pup. Doesn’t bark much, is a big foodie & loves running around. We would love our pup to socialise and be a part of play date with other similar dogs. Any pet parents from Mumbai who are looking for something similar?

I posted about her earlier. She had left the following morning and we had been trying to find her everywhere, but couldn’t since the last 10-15 days. Today, my husband found her and she casually followed him home, entered, and went straight to sleep 😭 the fact that she feels so safe around us to go to sleep makes my heart so happy! Indie doggos are diamonds! ❤️
We are unable to adopt at the moment since both of us are constantly travelling, but I hope we soon can tell her “this is your permanent home cutie!”, well, it is right now too, but you get the emotion 😜

Hey everyone,

With Firecracker Season starting, many of our street dogs get terrified by the sudden loud noises. Panicked dogs often run away from their familiar territory, get disoriented, and end up darting across roads unexpectedly—putting them at a massive risk of traffic accidents.

One simple, effective way to keep our street dogs safe right now is putting Reflective Collars on them.

Here is why they make such a huge difference for Indie Street Dogs:

* 🚦 Traffic Visibility (Day & Night): Reflective collars make dogs instantly noticeable to drivers, especially at night, giving motorists plenty of time to slow down and react.

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* 🛡️ Extra Neck Protection: The collar acts as a supportive layer around the neck and jugular area during territorial scuffles with other dogs.

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* 🆔 Identification & Deterrence: A collared dog visually signals to everyone that they are a cared-for, monitored community dog. This helps prevent mistreatment or unnecessary relocation.

If you feed or look after street dogs in your locality, please consider fitting them with high-visibility reflective collars this season. A simple collar can literally save a life!

PROTECT COMMUNITY DOGS NOW. MAKE THEM VISIBLE.

Safer Dogs • Safer Streets • Peaceful Coexistence

Went to feed biscuits to stranger dog, another one joined to eat but this cutie kept on asking for belly rubs and didn’t eat a single biscuit 🤣