Animal Welfare and Community Advocacy in Bengaluru

Here I talk about how Oh My Dawg is an extension of my personal mission. I may not be able to save every dog, but I will try to educate as many people as I can about the importance of adoption and kindness.

Even while recovering from an injury, I felt it was important to speak out. This video is the start of a series where I share my personal thoughts on animal welfare and the need for us to be their voice.

Our streets are their home too. This post was part of our campaign to raise awareness about the threat to community dogs. They are not outsiders, they are part of our cities.

They can't speak, but they feel everything. This post was created to speak out against cruelty towards innocent street dogs. We must be the voice for those who can't speak for themselves.

A simple but powerful message. Our streeties are good boys and girls who deserve all our love and care. We must challenge the fear and prejudice that often surrounds them.

I believe in the power of workshops to change perceptions. In this video, I talk about how I bring my Indie dog, Mynie, to schools to give children a firsthand experience of how gentle and loving our streeties are.

I feel it's my responsibility to use the platform we've built with Oh My Dawg to advocate for animals. This video is about my personal choice to educate people on why we should choose adoption and get Indies home.

Here, I connect my background in psychotherapy with my passion for animal welfare. I believe that developing compassion towards animals is one of the most effective ways to improve our own mental health.

While I may not be a frontline rescuer, I try to do my part by facilitating as many adoptions as possible. This video is a reflection on the vulnerable situation of street dogs and the urgent need for homes.