Humans of New Delhi
In this great city brimming with a billion breaths, every day is a story, every night a poem. Some make sense. Others wait to be deciphered. Lost in […]
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Real rescue and adoption stories, practical pet-care guides, and dog news from across India, updated regularly by the Dog with Blog pack.
In this great city brimming with a billion breaths, every day is a story, every night a poem. Some make sense. Others wait to be deciphered. Lost in […]
Humans of New Delhi Read More »
The Dog who knew no tricks but one, love. The damp Robinson Crusoe, redolent of escapades from my younger years, sits aloof in this cubicle that smells of
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Dogs are our true but often silent companions. Puerile of spirit and kind of heart, they are the closest to divine that we can ever be. A few
As a child, she didn’t believe in best friends but teddy bears. And then one day she realized it was stupid to play with a stuffed toy. Filled
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Not all girls crave a diamond, some prefer a dog.The room is dark, The night is darker I wake up in terror, inside a nightmare, in sweat Quietly
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“Some birds are not meant to be caged, that’s all. Their feathers are too bright, their songs too sweet and wild. So you let them go, or when
Far from noise of the maddening world. And it has always been An uneven equation Answers too many Not enough question Many authors Few writers A motley of
To the skeptics this post might come as a surprise, here’s a black dog voicing his support for the adoption of the black cat. For reasons I can’t
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Encroaching upon every square foot that they could prey their sight upon, humans suffer from this chronic illness of marking ownership on everything their lives touch ― from
What the hills long to say? Read More »
I would not describe myself as a practical person. But somehow, this has suited me quite well. There are always some difficulties when I act on impulse but
Seven billion people in the world and sometimes all you need is a dog.
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Far from the froth of Bollywood bandwagon, a frenetic film reel on the loose, Seema Rahmani essays roles by living them. In portrayals that ridicule both rhyme and reason of commercial cinema, Seema’s Rose-Marie (Sins) sways with an essence of longing to be rescued whilst her Moira (Good night Good Morning) effuses warmth and poise that promises to save many a lost lads on the brink of heartbreak.
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Smells like Friday – Dog is the DJ tonight:)
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In an awe-inspiring story which reestablishes the fact that given a chance, homeless dogs can reach great heights, literally, Joanne Lefson’s adopted mutt Rupee became the first dog
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Somethings Should Be Left To The Professionals:)
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I happened to stumble upon these buddies. The girl in the picture is the daughter of a cobbler. The boy is her brother. And this is their semi adopted dog. When she caught my attention she was rubbing a cloth all over this dog’s body, trying to clean every bit of him. He was standing there getting it done and feeling the bliss of this therapy. One can see the love in the dog’s eyes. The girl was imitating her father and doing what he does to shoes. Even though this act may mean nothing to many, but to someone who saw it happening it could mean a lot of things.
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How to keep stray and pet dogs safe during Diwali fireworks: a simple checklist for shelter, food, calming an anxious dog, the law on crackers, and helplines.
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And in another land
there may be
by the shore or at the sea
or in the valley of the bees
another loneliness
quite like me.
“I don’t know what it is about food your mother makes for you – but it carries a certain taste of memory.”
― Mitch Albom
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A dog can smell a good person a mile away!
Nothing escapes the Nose:)
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Tens of thousands of dogs will be put to death because this is the only way our authorities know how to deal with this. It’s easier; it’s cheaper so it must be better? But then humans see numbers over emotions. Here are the facts: Bucharest in the period 2001-2007 has been spent almost 9 million to kill 144,000 dogs (62 Euros per head). Sterilization instead only costs 20-25 Euros per dog.
Romania, No country for dogs Read More »
And sometimes
words are but an aberration,
a divulge for all
that the pixels stole away.
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Of the myriad themes and genres I have touched, animal movies have always ruled the roost. From the well known to the relatively obscure, this dog has compiled a list of some cinematic gems you might enjoy. I have skipped some popular titles like Marley and Me, March of the Penguins, Cats and Dogs, Free Willy etc. for most of you would have already watched them.
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After a fair decade, I returned to the world of Lemony Snicket. I borrowed Beatrice letters from Fernfly, devouring it to the core. How right was C.S. Lewis when he quoted,” A children’s story that can only be enjoyed by children is not a good children’s story.”, profound!