Today i found this street dog on the road where a lot of vehicles were passing and he was all alone (maybe separated from mother) so i took him home to feed some food and decided to adopt him ☺️

Title: When Mom Has to Be Strict! 😂❤️🐾

Chutku keeps licking his paw wound and simply won't let it heal! 😭 So today, Mom had to take some strict action and put a protective collar around his neck.

When kids become too stubborn, sometimes parents have to be strict for their own good! ❤️

And now look at him… totally shocked, feeling like he's been punished for a crime! 😂💔

Sorry, my baby, but I have to do this for your own good. Your wound needs to heal, and Mom can't let you hurt yourself anymore! 🥹❤️

Get well soon, my little fighter! 🐾❤️

#Chutku #DogMom #PetParenting #DogRecovery #HealingPaws #RescueDog #DogLove #ThinkBeforeYouAdopt

Hi I have a rescued bitch for adoption. Her mother and only left brother died in a high traffic area.
Please help me spread the word, or better adopt her.
She is very calm and friendly with dogs and kids.
Please connect privately if you want to adopt.

Age : 50 days
Gender : Female
Nature : calm and friendly

Please ask me any other detail you’d want to know.

sleepy panda

If you wish to see CHoti please comment 😂

Frodo has recently (in 3-4 days) developed this weird bend just above the paw, and it's not a fracture she doesn't limp nor feels pain in that area, in fact she runs really fast even now, and shows absolutely no signs of discomfort, nevertheless I talked to the vet and he told me that it's most likely due some deficiency, he's coming tomorrow to do a thorough checkup, I asked him on the phone that if this would be permanent and he said that it's not, given she eats the medicine, but all of this would be more clear when he finally checks her thoroughly tomorrow.

Has anyone faced this with their dogs? Can you please give me an idea of what exactly this might be?

I'm trying to be friends with blackie, she doesn't let me pet her yet

There are 4 pups at the park nearby to my place and they're very cute and active. Appreciate some inputs and help in getting them shelter in these rains. Unfortunately I can't due to family constraints.

I feed them daily but One of them was not eating so I brought it to the vet nearby and they are charging quite high which is not a problem one time but if it's long term I'd want to get her treated at a more reasonable place. Currently she's getting IV drip and basic injections. I have no idea in general so I've agreed to it to get her moving at least. Sample for blood has been taken they suspect tick fever or pavro viral. Please help and guide 🦮.

If any one has leads for some NGOs or shelters in Bangalore. Please help.

So I adopted Rowdy when was just 45 days old. He was very sick at that time and started mingling slowly.
Music always plays in our house but 1 out of 10 songs intrigues him. The song he most responds to is the song playing while I got him home the very first day. He howls and howls, Keep wondering if he is sad or happy remembering it😭
This is one more song he likes. He is 2 and half now

Daizy needs your help to survive.

Plz save her.

Actual Reddit Link -

https://www.reddit.com/r/IndianPets/s/CTrevdXVCz

Afternoon snoozies are the best!

So we bred our dog last to last winter and got to meet these wonderful creatures 😇 I can’t deny I was in love and i keep on missing my dog while I’m away from her in a strange city without any pets 🥺🥺🥺 everyone shoutout to my lovely dog teena and get your daily dopamine dose from this post ❣️❣️

Saw this cutu chonky outside exam centre

Gori has gathered quite an audience in this sub, so here’s one more of her.

So, CCSEA has come up with new a draft regarding Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Control and Supervision of Experiment, Breeding and Trading of Laboratory Animals) Rules, 2026. And as expected it's full of loopholes and isn't exactly animal friendly draft.

[*Have used Ai to summarize the whole draft in layman terms, you can refer to the official gazette via the link provided*]

Note: English section starts from page no. 44 of the official gazette.

This draft is the government’s new rulebook for labs that experiment on animals. Overall, it makes it easier for labs to approve their own experiments, with less outside checking.

1. Labs mostly approve their own experiments.

Before, experiments on bigger animals like dogs, pigs or monkeys needed approval from the national body, CCSEA. Now, if the lab calls an experiment “mild” or “moderate,” its own internal committee can approve it. The lab also decides which label applies. It’s like letting students grade their own exams.

1. The internal committee is mostly the lab’s own people.

Five of the nine members are from the lab, including the chair. Outsiders can’t easily outvote them. Government inspections come with advance warning, so labs can tidy up first.

1. Wild animals and street animals can be used.

With special permission, labs can catch wild animals or use stray dogs and cats. One clause even allows skipping care for an injured wild animal “for science.” This hurts wildlife populations and can spread disease.

1. Monkeys become easier to get.

The draft opens a route to breed and supply monkeys for research. Globally, this has often led to monkeys being illegally caught from the wild and passed off as “bred.”

1. Animals can be bought from the open market.

Cows, goats, birds and fish can be bought from ordinary markets, not just licensed suppliers. Nobody really knows where they came from or whether they’re sick.

1. Painful experiments are still allowed.

These include electric shocks the animal can’t escape, keeping dogs or monkeys alone for long periods, and running animals until exhaustion. Only pain that is extreme, long and untreatable is banned.

1. “Use animals only if necessary” is just advice.

The draft says to use alternatives “wherever possible,” but nobody has to prove they tried.

1. Weak punishment.

No fines are listed. A lab caught breaking rules gets 15 days to fix it. Shutdown comes only after repeated violations, and even then only the guilty section may be closed.

1. No public information.

The public won’t learn how many animals are used or what happens to them.

1. Sloppy writing.

There are wrong references, typos, and differences between the Hindi and English versions. Vague words leave room for misuse.

Bottom line: less outside control, more ways to source animals (including wild and stray ones), and weak penalties. That’s bad for animals and risky for nature and public health.

The public can send objections to [cpcsea-mef@gov.in](mailto:cpcsea-mef@gov.in) until around 5 November 2026.