Several pet dogs have been left orphaned after their owners succumbed to pandemic. They didn’t have a place called home anymore, nor a family to care for them. VOSD has and will always be there for such vulnerable dogs, providing them a safe haven in this cruel world. Especially Indian mixed breed dogs who become homeless face dire situations as no one comes forward to adopt them, even close family members shy away from the responsibility.
Three orphaned dogs from Chennai have found a new family at VOSD: https://bit.ly/3zXda5T.
Recently, four adorable babies – Wall-E, Freda, Eva and Glory – came to us after their pet parents, unfortunately, passed away. When they couldn’t find potential adopters and had nowhere else to go but the streets, a few kind people stepped up to send these pet dogs to us after following the VOSD surrender process. These dogs don’t ever have to worry about food, care, or a safe place to stay in and will get tons of love and affection from hundreds of fellow doggies and humans at VOSD.
Bengaluru dogs whose owner was murdered came to VOSD: https://bit.ly/2Y4Xi4A.
VOSD is the world’s largest sanctuary for dogs without a home or hope of surviving on the streets. Please come forth to donate INR 5,000 (~$68) one-time or monthly towards the food and medical expenses of the dogs under our care.
If we don’t admit them, where will these poor dogs go? We want them to have the comfort of a family and home at VOSD, and we hope that you’ll step up to help us care for orphaned pet dogs: https://vosd.in/donation-for-dogs/
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