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📍 PuneTwo Indie Puppy Girls, 3 Months Old, Last of Their Litter Still Waiting for Homes, adoptable dog in Pune

Two Indie Puppy Girls, 3 Months Old, Last of Their Litter Still Waiting for Homes

📍 BengaluruFour-Month-Old Female Kitten From Jayanagar, Fully Vaccinated and Litter-Trained, adoptable cat in Bengaluru

Four-Month-Old Female Kitten From Jayanagar, Fully Vaccinated and Litter-Trained

📍 HyderabadSix 2-Month-Old Puppies at CDFD Institute, Uppal, Need Homes, adoptable dog in Hyderabad

Six 2-Month-Old Puppies at CDFD Institute, Uppal, Need Homes

📍 VisakhapatnamWell-Fed 5-Month-Old Kittens Need a New Home, as Their Owner Has No Time Left, adoptable cat in Visakhapatnam

Well-Fed 5-Month-Old Kittens Need a New Home, as Their Owner Has No Time Left

📍 Delhi NCRTheo and Gus, Two Vaccinated Tuxedo Kittens From Malviya Nagar, Need a Home Together, adoptable cat in Delhi NCR

Theo and Gus, Two Vaccinated Tuxedo Kittens From Malviya Nagar, Need a Home Together

📍 KolkataPlayful Ginger Male Kitten, 7 Weeks Old, Needs a Home With More Time for Him, adoptable cat in Kolkata

Playful Ginger Male Kitten, 7 Weeks Old, Needs a Home With More Time for Him

See all dogs & cats for adoption →

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New listings, adoption updates and happy endings, posted on @dogwith_blog.

Dog with Blog: Dog Adoptions, Pet Care & Animal Helplines in India

Forever friends, loyal companions and co-pilot for life, dogs are at the left, right and centre of everything good with this world. Dog with Blog started from campus to find homes for stray and abandoned dogs.

Over the years, and hundreds of adoptions later, thanks to kind hearts like YOU we continue to discover the dog; his musings and wanderings.

Stay around for adoption updates, anecdotes, and rants. The world, as seen through the words of a dog…

Just adopted? Get the vaccination schedule sorted first, and know the early signs of parvo before you ever need them.

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How adoption works

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Browse

Every dog and cat here is with a real rescuer in a real Indian city, from Delhi to Bengaluru.

2

Contact the rescuer directly

Phone, email or Reddit, straight from the listing. No forms, no waiting on us.

3

Adopt

We hold no animals and take no cut. The animal goes from foster to your home.

Questions people ask us

Does adopting through Dog with Blog cost anything?

No. Listings are free, adoption is free, and we take no cut. You deal directly with the rescuer, the way it’s worked here since 2009.

How do I reach a rescuer?

Every listing shows the rescuer’s phone or email where we have it. Where we don’t, the listing links the original post so you can message them directly.

Are indie dogs good first dogs?

Yes, and they’re underrated. The Indian pariah dog is built for this climate, generally hardy, and loyal to a fault. Most of the 900+ adoptions through this site have been indies, and that’s not an accident.

We just adopted. What should we do first?

A vet visit in the first week, then work through our pet care guides for food, deworming and settling-in. The vaccination schedule linked above is the one thing not to postpone.

I’ve lost my dog, or found one. What do I do?

Report it on our Lost & Found page and it goes in front of the community. For an injured animal that needs help right now, use the animal helpline directory and call a shelter in your city.

How are listings verified?

Listings come through our own rescue community and are screened before they go live. When an animal finds a home, the listing stays up marked Adopted, because a happy ending is worth showing.

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