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Pune, These 6 Adorable Pups Are Looking For A Forever Home

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The second our eyes fell upon Abby’s little benevolent smile (surely hiding a mischievous streak), Duke’s adorable attempt at keeping himself together, Benji’s camera-shy stance, Buffy’s scruffy fluffiness, Danny’s too-cool-for-school pose, and Dash’s humble little face—we knew we had to help. These six little pups are all strays, who are currently up for adoption at ResQ, a charitable trust. Started in 2007 by Neha Panchamiya and Tanya Kane, ResQ Charitable Trust is a not-for-profit organisation that works towards the rescue and rehabilitation of injured and sick animals.

The lack of a trauma emergency service for animals in Pune, is what initially inspired this duo to go ahead and start their trust. Over the years, they’ve managed to keep their organization running, saving animal lives (from camels and goats, to elephants and dogs!) daily, with the help of their online community’s donations. Their latest rescue is a paralyzed dog called Gugu, who has six pups that she is unable to take care of due to her condition.

Although they are all strays, we can assure you, their very boop-able snouts, little pink tongues, and perfect puppy eyes will have you looking for the adoption form immediately. Not only are these puppies friendly, healthy (and of course, super cute), they’ve also already been dewormed, and will be vaccinated by ResQ. (The only possible downside to this all is that they’re located in Pune, away from us.)

If you’re interested in adopting one these little bundles of pure happiness, you can drop ResQ Charitable Trust an email at adoptions@resqct.org, or inbox them on Facebook. After all, can you really say no to these faces?

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