Medical & Special Needs Care for Rescue Dogs in Bengaluru

A closer look at Buddy resting. His breathing has improved with medication, but his care is ongoing. We rely on donations to fund essential treatments like his.

An update on Buddy's care plan. We conduct full vet checks on all our rescues to understand their needs. For Buddy, this means managing his exercise and diet to keep him comfortable.

This explains why we move rescued dogs into our custody for full vet checks before adoption. It allows us to manage conditions like Buddy's breathing issues effectively.

This was our initial foster appeal for Buddy when we found him abandoned and suffering from tick fever. A foster home is much better for recovery than a hospital kennel.

This was a foster appeal for Shushi the pug. She needed a temporary home while recovering from tick fever and pancreatitis. We provide all medical supplies and guidance.

An update on Shushi's health. After vet checks, we found she needed supplements for her recovery. We are transparent about all medical needs and costs with our community.

We work closely with our vets to create a diet and treatment plan for dogs like Shushi. Medical fostering is a partnership between us, the foster, and our veterinary team.

This was a foster appeal for Luna, a 2 year old husky with suspected idiopathic epilepsy. We needed a foster who could administer her medication, which we provide.

A beautiful shot of Luna. Managing her epilepsy involves a grain free diet and regular vet follow ups, all of which we coordinate and fund.