Specialized & Lifelong Care for Senior and Disabled Dogs

Bhim, who is paralyzed in his hind legs, stands tall with the help of his custom wheelchair. We provide mobility aids and physiotherapy to give our disabled dogs the best quality of life possible.

This dog with splayed legs is just one of the many special needs cases we care for. We are a lifeline for dogs with congenital defects, paralysis, or severe injuries that make them unadoptable.

This paralyzed dog is resting on a clean floor in one of our enclosures. We provide lifelong care for paralyzed dogs, some of whom have lived with us for over a decade, thanks to our dedicated medical protocols.

We've simplified the surrender process for our VOSD Hospice program. We provide end-of-life care for senior street dogs, and removing barriers means more of them can find peace in their final days.

Old, infirm dogs find it difficult to survive on the streets. For the past ten years, our VOSD Hospice has been a place they can call home and receive the best possible end-of-life care.

Payal suffered a severe spinal injury in a road accident, leaving her hind legs paralyzed. She receives regular medical attention and physiotherapy at our partner facility, with the hope that she will walk again.

Payal resting comfortably on her bed. For paralyzed dogs like her, proper bedding and regular care are crucial to prevent sores and ensure comfort. Sponsoring a dog like Payal covers these essential costs.

Milo, a beautiful husky, was surrendered to us because his family could no longer manage his epilepsy. We provide lifelong management for chronic conditions, ensuring dogs like Milo are safe and stable.

This dog is suffering from a severe skin condition, likely mange. We treat hundreds of such cases, which require months of medicated baths, proper nutrition, and care to heal.