Many bored people got pets to serve as pandemic companions. Then, while some realised keeping a pet is not as easy as they thought, some others were hit by a financial downturn. .......
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5 NGOs That You Could Support During The Pandemic
Wondering how you could be of more help during the pandemic? cM reached out to 5 NGOs that are working...
Puppy love in the time of lockdown
The company of pets can be uplifting during this period—but is this the right time to get one? Our social...
Will Stray Animals Survive The Coronavirus Lockdown?
A committed band of activists, with a little help from Maneka Gandhi, are intent on helping animals subsist during the...
Hundreds Of Pets Abandoned In Mumbai After WHO Hoardings On Coronavirus Trigger Panic
WHO hoardings warning about pets spreading COVID-19 in Mumbai spreads panic, hundreds of owner abandon their pets. Within days of...
The Anubis-Tiger Foundation
WITH A ZEAL TO REHABILITATE AND FIND FOREVER HOMES FOR ABANDONED AND ABUSED DOGS, DEEPA TALIB LISTENS TO THE VOICE...
Who’ll Let The Dogs In?
Deepa Talib works towards getting a home for abandoned dogs. As the parent of Anubis, a seven-year-old German Shepherd, she feels Mumbai could do with more compassion. And Wodehouse Road's Shiv Plaza Supermarket . . . . . .
Stray Blessings
There's influencer Rytasha Rathode who ticked off almost all her followers when she boasted about how she had upgraded a stray dog's residential area when she displaced him from Andheri to Khar before abandoning him, and then there are those like Deepa Talib, who heads The Anubis-Tiger Foundation, a new NGO that works to rescue and rehabilitate abandoned dogs.
The self-funded venture, which has given over 165 dogs new homes, is now sending a one-year-old paraplegic Indian dog, Oskar, who lost his hind legs as a puppy, to the US to his forever home on July 24........
TATF:DOGS OF BOMBAY
I grew up around dogs. Loved them with a passion. Starting a non profit was just a natural progression of the love. The Anubis-Tiger Foundation is a charity organisation dedicated to the two dogs Anubis and Tiger who brought to life my beloved vision.Anubis is my 7 year old German Shepherd and Tiger was an Indian dog who lived on the street and passed away 4 years ago. He met with a motorbike accident which caused a maggot wound. Unfortunately, he expired in a few days due to a heart attack and lack of timely intervention. It was this incident that opened my eyes to the plight of abandoned and neglected animals. I started picking up animals in need (especially abandoned dogs)......