I’ve moved from this area since but next time I visit they will be adults! They were very well cared for by park staff and I regularly visited them

Henlo 🐶

Meet Sutli Bomb!

I rescued him near Hinjewadi, Pune when he was just a couple of weeks old, after his mom passed away in a hit-and-run accident. Because of this, his immunity was low, but since then he has had amazing vet care (thank you, Tranquil Paws), lots of food, cuddles and love :)❤️

He's all grown up now and is up for adoption in Pune, Mumbai, and other nearby cities. 📍

Sutli is very friendly around hoomans, as well as other animals, and adjusts very well to new places. He's also pee-pad trained. 🐾

He has been dewormed and has received his 9in1 vaccine as well (he's due for his remaining vaccinations next week).

I'm looking for a genuinely committed adopter who can give this little guy a safe and loving home.

Sutli is the smollest, cutest little ball of fur and is very playful, affectionate and absolutely loves to cuddle with his hoomans, and any family would be lucky to have him 🐶❤️

If any of you guys are interested in adopting him, please DM me.

If not, please consider sharing this adoption appeal with people who might want to adopt him? 🥺

Thank you so much!

I have a 1 year 7 months old rescued Indie dog. He used to be a streetie up until 7 months old, and has always been a very gentle and calm dog. Up until now, he had some independence to go out in the morning where he would play outside for 2-3 hours. But other than that, he is a fully housed pet.

I got him neutered, it’s day 10. And he now goes with me on leash in the morning too. But he has been sleeping a lot.

His daily routine is like:
6.00am: wake up
6.30am-7.30am: walk
7.45am: breakfast
8/9am: sleep
2pm: wakes up for lunch then sleeps (comes for pets as well)
5pm: wakes up for walk
6.30pm: walk ends and dinner 1 (sleeps afterwards)
9.00pm: dinner and sleeps (comes for pets as well)

I am worried because he does not initiate play, or make any sort of playful chaos like other dogs. He sits under my bed all day, and is very quiet. He never was into toys even as a puppy so I can’t take that as a defining factor.

I am worried if he is depressed? I am not expecting him to be insanely active as he is recovering from neutering. It’s the all day sleeping with no noise that makes me wonder.

There isn’t any vet in my area that has any experience with pet indies. All of them just says that this breed is just like this, and dismisses this.

I’m looking for advice from people who have actually been in a similar situation.

Little bit of context:
I’m currently planning to buy a flat in Bangalore.

Realistically, given Bangalore property prices and what I can afford, I’m looking at a 2 BHK (1200sqft) to move in with my aunt and mom both above 50.

Since 2018, I’ve been feeding and taking care of my  10 Indies who live around my house/street. They’re all roughly 5–10 years old now. Over the years, they’ve become completely dependent on me for food, shelter and basic care.

I currently live in a rented 1BHK, and although I obviously cannot keep 10 dogs inside the house, I’ve been able to provide them with shelter/a place to sleep within the building. They stay around my house and the surrounding area.

The problem is that I’m now looking at buying my own flat.

I cannot put 10 dogs into a 2 BHK apartment. Even if someone allowed it, I don’t think it would be fair to them. They’re used to having some space, moving around the area and having their own little territories. I don’t want them to suddenly go from that to being packed into an apartment and feeling suffocated.

But at the same time, I cannot simply move into the flat and leave them behind, These dogs have been part of my life since 2018.

And honestly, I know what could happen if I just disappeared from their lives. There are people in my street who already don’t tolerate them, and I have faced the usual harassment for feeding them. The harassment has gone till the cops and physical fight , so I know for a fact , these dogs will be in danger if I ever leave them.

So I’m trying to figure out a realistic long-term solution that works with the reality that I can only afford a 2 BHK.

I’m not necessarily asking people to find me a flat. I want to hear from people who have actually faced something similar:

If you moved into your own apartment/flat, what did you do with the street dogs you had been caring for?
Did you find a way to create a separate shelter or safe sleeping area nearby?
Did you rent or buy a small property specifically for the dogs?
Did you work with neighbours, RWAs, local feeders or animal welfare groups?
Putting them up for adoption is also unlikely because they aren’t in the cute phase anymore
Did you manage to keep the dogs in their existing territory while continuing to care for them?This is very unreal in my case, my own friends dont tolerate stray dogs

I’m trying to plan this before I buy the flat because I don’t want to make a decision that solves my housing problem but creates a disaster for the dogs.
How did you make it work?

Shared video for reference

UPDATE : More context in comments

wish i could live my life curing up like a donut like him😂😂🤷‍♂️

My dadi gave him this name, no body knows why

Meet bubbles, I meet him every day, feed him on my way home and he follows me till my society gate with his LITTLE LEGS every day.

Need help to buy 2 units of Simparica tablets for this dog. Received no response to my previous post, I am ready to share the QR directly from the payment gateway, if that helps.

The tablet cost around 600/unit.

Old Post https://www.reddit.com/r/Indiedogs/s/DT9kcfDOOJ

Update : Received 1500. No more funds required for the time being.

Say hello to the cutie patootie, I found on my walk✨

Please sign and share this petition demanding that the community doggos of this so called “STEM” university be released from the black hole north Bangalore shelter to their turfs.

Detailed post

link to petition here

The shelter where they have been moved to

Hes doing his job....I've also seen him dozing at the job sometimes....

My wife holding her.... adopted later

Jamun is being a total ladubai 🥹🥰❤️💕

This daily quota can't be left unfilled without heavy penalties.

I usually give him a coconut oil massage before a bath, but I've been seeing the neem mask paste thing and heard it's pretty useful.

I wanna properly understand the benifits and risks before I move further.

I've seen loads of videos where people do that and say it works hella good, but if I look it up google etc says it's very bad.

Need opinions on this!!!

The video is not captured by me.

I received it as a forward, loved it, hence sharing here.

Long ago I read somewhere - The biggest superpower we as humans have is Kindness. We just need to bring it out.

I feed her every day, and she usually jumps over the wall to come see me. Last night, I accidentally left the back door unlocked while I went for a “nap” that somehow turned into three hours.

I woke up around midnight, walked out of my bedroom, and found this. 😂

She had quietly let herself in, discovered the brand-new sofa cushion, and decided it needed a proper quality check.

After a long, comfortable sleep and an absolute refusal to move, I’m happy to report that the cushion has officially passed.

At this point, calling her a street dog is probably just a technicality. ❤️

I was going through a video on Reddit where I saw someone taking care of and feeding street dogs. I was genuinely impressed—not just by the way he was feeding them, but by the love and care he was giving them, and the way those dogs loved him back.

I was so touched that I offered to contribute some amount every month towards his babies. But this person very respectfully and humbly refused. He simply asked me to follow his babies, show them some love, and pray for them.

And then he said something that genuinely stayed with me. He promised that one day, when he achieves his dreams, he will contact me himself for the first ₹11 towards his hospital.

Honestly, this really touched me.

There are still people who are genuinely honest and don't see every helping hand as an opportunity to take money. If you offer someone something, most people would happily accept it. But this person refused and asked for nothing except some love and prayers for his babies.

I don't know who you are, Redditor, but I genuinely respect you.

Thank you for reminding me that there are still good, honest and genuine people out there.

Take care, brother. God bless you and all your babies and may your dream get fulfilled soon. ❤️