Abhishek Joshi

Abhishek Joshi is the founder of Dog With Blog, a leading digital platform dedicated to promoting pet adoption and animal welfare in India. Established in 2009, the platform has evolved into a trusted and vibrant community of over 150,000 dog enthusiasts who share a commitment to improving the lives of companion animals. Drawing on extensive experience in pet fostering, adoption facilitation, and community engagement, Abhishek has successfully enabled more than 1,000 adoptions of dogs and cats across the country. His work through Dog With Blog centers on providing evidence‑based pet care insights, verified foster and adoption listings, and impactful storytelling that highlights the transformative power of adoption. Guided by the conviction that every dog deserves a loving home, Dog With Blog continues to uphold its founding principle: “In dogs we trust.”

Of love and words

A cursory glance on facebook and it’s easy to delve in the wave of wedding updates. The delirious setting gets still creepier when the question gets popped out of unassuming corners. At office cubicle, over a cafeteria conversation or an impromptu conversation, there is always someone who wishes to inquire ‘when’ as if the gyrations of the planet depend on a matrimonial.

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Deal Breaker: Must love dogs.

So it’s really no wonder that when it comes to dating and finding a life partner, someone that likes animals is a plus, and someone that loves dogs is a must. A lot of people in dating sites claim that they like dogs but it turns out that they just click on a box to make themselves sound caring. The real feelings will come across if you’re on a date and you come across a dog and you can see their real reaction to them.

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…of moist laden envelopes and lost letters

All that my paws can find amid ferns are some wedding invites, electricity bills and newspaper inserts. No one has written to me in ages. No, I don’t count the email. I yearn to feel the texture of paper with words in them. Words; written and not typed. Words impregnated with inks of those who held love. Words, weaving tales of a land from far off, of people I know or once knew. Some crisscrosses, scribbles on the marginalia, darkened impressions which seem to stress on the line, conveying a longing to return. Words, written days before and yet not swayed by time. Words with their casual curves which have forgotten to age, the ripening feel that only a cat can conceal and yet, reveal.

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