They say one’s face contains the imprints of all their life experiences. Multiple scars on Karthik’s face tell the story of his struggles as an old stray dog. Injuries on
On September 18th, the VOSD team went for a routine vet visit to town, as usual the doctors treated our dogs and we headed homewards. We looked forward to spending
Nivi and Blacky had spent most of their lives sitting inside a dark room before they saw the light of day at VOSD. The two pooches were rescued by a
Bruce’s family adopted him nine years ago from the streets. For the first four years, everything was hunky dory. Bruce and family were enjoying each other’s company. However, Bruce’s health
Being old is not easy. But being old and deaf with multiple skin issues – while living on the streets amidst apathy – is almost unendurable. Senior dog Shinti lived
A public interest litigation proceedings was initiated by the Kerala High Court in the matter of executive and legislative inaction of the State government regarding protection of animal rights. This
Buckley was alone and scared when his rescuer found him near his house one evening. The beautiful chocolate-coloured dog looked like he could have been abandoned. In any case, the
Head tilted to the right, little pink tongue sticking out… Kaddu is one of the cutest dogs at VOSD! He was surrendered to us this January and has adjusted to
ANIMAL WELFARE BOARD OF INDIAMinistry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying, Govt. of India (Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying)NIAW Campus, 42 Mile Stone, Delhi-Agra Highway NH-2, Ballabhgarh, Haryana-121004Email: animalwelfareboard@gmail.com
Daredevil lived comfortably with his pack of stray dogs for several years…that was until he went blind. Just as the blind old dog grew progressively infirm, his pack grew increasingly
Baby was raised by the caretakers of a park. She spent all her life on the premises in their company. The old dog was happy and healthy but most of
www.vosd.in Stray dogs or abandoned pet dogs being labelled as “aggressive” will be the first to get admission to the VOSD Sanctuary and Hospital. We are waiving the one-time surrender
The Voice of Stray Dogs or VOSD is the 10-year-old non-profit that is already the world’s largest no-kill dog sanctuary and hospital. With ~10,000+ rescues, 300,000+ free treatments given to dogs, 900+ resident dogs, we have experience caring for dogs in every kind of distress.
