VOSD Dog Care Services Overview

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VOSD Dog Care

VOSD is reachable only electronically. This allows us to streamline our communication across mails, Facebook posts and messages etc. And allows us to address your queries in a time bound professional manner. For the resolution of your query you may receive a call back from our officers. The following are the services that VOSD provides

FOR RESCUERS

Report a dog to be rescued
Seek legal advice on The VOSD Facebook Page or mail to info@vosd.in
Surrender a dog you rescued (if you’re in Bangalore)
Surrender an old street dog (if you’re in Bangalore)
Surrender a dog you rescued (if you’re not in Bangalore)
Legal help on abuse: Get detailed information on animal abuse and laws you should try to search on the VOSD website here. If you’re looking for information on filing police complaints or have queries regarding your rights, and those of your dogs in your neighborhood please check this document first

FOR PET OWNERS

Advice & opinion medical condition related to your dog: Message on the ‘VOSD Dog Care’ Facebook Page
Buy products for your dog on VOSD Dog Care (shipping all over India)
Surrender a dog you can’s keep on VOSD Pet Dog Surrender

CONTRIBUTE TO VOSD

Support VOSD by passively adopting a VOSD dog
Intern or Volunteer with VOSD

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Mama

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Support India’s Shelter Home for Dogs with No Hope

Dog shelters usually offer four options. Dog owners are allowed to bring

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Help VOSD Help Dogs, Every Month At VOSD, we have rescued dogs-

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*Indian tax benefits available

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Did You Know?

India is home to an estimated 62 million stray dogs, many of whom lack access to basic medical care.
For injured street dogs, the first 24 hours after an accident often determine survival, yet most never receive treatment in time.
A no-kill sanctuary means dogs who cannot be released due to injury, age, or trauma receive lifelong care and protection.
Severe cases such as spinal injuries, acid attacks, and multiple fractures require months or even years of rehabilitation.
At VOSD, hundreds of dogs are permanent residents because returning them to the streets would be unsafe or fatal.

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FOR RESCUERS

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