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LOVE DOGS? WANT TO HELP DOGS?

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Add some do-good to your brand’s feel-good. Love is a verb.

If you are part of the CSR or HR teams in any company and would like to contribute to animal welfare in a meaningful way, then please write to us at info@vosd.in

We have some amazing initiatives through which your teams can contribute and share their love with our doggies. dogs

About VOSD

VOSD is the Bangalore-based privately run non-profit with 80G status. Runs the world’s largest no-kill dog sanctuary & trust with 800 resident dogs, 7,500+ rescues, 250,000+ treatments.

The VOSD trust 12A is supported by the biggest performers & names in Indian cricket, movies, TV, sports, music and comedy. VOSD runs several channels – campaigns, entertainment, products and service to fund VOSD Dog Sanctuary and Rescue.

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If you seek a second opinion or lack the primary diagnosis facilities at your location, you can connect with your vet or consult a VOSD specialist at the nearest location or with VOSD CouldVet™ online.

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VOSD - The Voice of Stray Dogs

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  • 80G – AACTT0324QF20210
  • FCRA – 094421864
  • DARPAN – KA/2021/0276136

Please be aware that the average cost of a dog’s upkeep is over ₹5,000/ US$ 40/ per month – which is even at the scale at which VOSD operates (1800+ dogs in a 7-acre facility as of Jan 2026), the average cost over the lifetime of the dog, including 24×7 availability of over 100 staff, including 20 dedicated caregivers, India’s best medical facility through India’s largest referral hospital for dogs, as well highly nutrinous freshly prepared and served twice a day!

Did You Know?

  • India is home to an estimated 62 million stray dogs, many of whom lack access to basic medical care.
  • For injured street dogs, the first 24 hours after an accident often determine survival, yet most never receive treatment in time.
  • A no-kill sanctuary means dogs who cannot be released due to injury, age, or trauma receive lifelong care and protection.
  • Severe cases such as spinal injuries, acid attacks, and multiple fractures require months or even years of rehabilitation.
  • At VOSD, hundreds of dogs are permanent residents because returning them to the streets would be unsafe or fatal.
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