"LIZZY IS ADOPTED! Lizzy is a standing example of the perils of separating a lactating mom from her kids. What a journey it has been!! I am more than elated to share with you all that our Lizzy, a breeder rescue who was still lactating and had gone through mental and physical trauma, is now adopted by a loving family, where she's already spending her days lolling around in nature's lap. She's crowned a queen there. A big shoutout to Lizzy's foster parents, Bryan Gomes and his family, who left no stone unturned in taking care of Lizzy and molding her habits and behavior. She started showing signs of recovery. Bryan's entire family participated in Lizzy's recovery. From her walks to food to post-operative recovery, Bryan…

"From childhood, I have been fond of animals, birds, aquatic beings. Well, I have many stories to tell. To begin, I will begin with Cotton, our cat. Cotton came in our lives mysteriously and disappeared later mysteriously. When He Came Into Our Lives One evening, our neighbors were in our building quadrangle where we gathered for a tete a tete. I was playing with Anirudh who was 3 years old, the grandchild of my neighbor. At that time, one sickly white kitten with a golden tail appeared limping. He looked very weak and one foot was injured and so the limp. I saw Anirudh awestruck with the kitten, so in order to make him understand compassion and affection, I went home and got a bowl of milk and…

"I have always loved dogs! There is something in the way they look at you full of love making you feel so special! As a child, my parents did not let me have one owing to the fact that a lot of work and care goes into looking after them. They thought that I was being stubborn as a child and would soon outgrow the idea of getting a dog. But soon enough as an adult I demanded to have one and my constant coaxing shook their resolve. My brother and I quickly got Cocoa home before they changed their mind again. The first few months were difficult, well a puppy has a lot of energy, to top it the teething and the odd sleeping hours…