We welcomed Dex to our clan in November when he was thrown out of his house by his “family”.
He was hardly 3 months old. Confused and depressed.The family might have got over his cuteness or might have realized that keeping a pet is not easy.
So, poor Dex found himself on roads.

He was left tied to a poll and sitting patiently as if he knew that someone was sure to find him
A kind girl found Dex and reported about him. I tried looking away from that cute face but failed.

We asked the reporter to get all necessary tests done so Dex can be placed in a foster.

His blood ananlysis came clear and Nandini helped us arrange a foster for Dex.
A loving foster who helped Dex get over the trauma.
Now comes the difficult part.Finding a home for a desi dog locally.In our attempts to find a suitable, loving home for desi dogs locally, we always hit a wall.
Nobody responds.
Dogs keep on waiting for months and months. Then there is another issue of lack of fosters,
Dex will be flying to the USA and urgently needs your help with the funds.