Every day a puppy is born on a pavement with no mother, no shelter and no chance. We're the ones who go and get them — treat them, raise them, and stay until they have a family of their own.
Food, clean water and a family. Everything we do comes back to these three things — because for a street animal, they are the difference between surviving and living.
Our streets are filled with strays that don't get enough food and die of starvation every single day. We aim to feed and save as many of these innocent lives as possible — with meals that are actually nutritious enough to keep them healthy on the street.
Unclean water is one of the biggest threats to the health of stray animals in our country. Through cooperation and community empowerment, we place and maintain clean water points for strays across towns and cities.
We rescue motherless, sick or injured puppies. We treat them, make them healthy, and then put them up for adoption — and we make sure every puppy goes into the right hands and stays happy and healthy there.
At Speechless, our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome sick and motherless puppies, providing them with the love, care and support they need to thrive.
Our vision is a world where every animal — regardless of health or circumstance — is valued, cherished and given the opportunity for a happy, fulfilling life. We envision a community where animal welfare is a priority, where compassion and empathy guide our actions, and where every animal finds a loving forever home.
Why buy a foreign-breed dog when you can give an amazing Indian breed dog a home for free? Every puppy below is dewormed, vaccinated and ready to be loved.
From a shelter in Pune to a newspaper page and a cinema screen — and a few very welcome visitors along the way.
Speechless and the puppies of our Pune shelter were featured in [Film title] ([Year]). Seeing our rescues on screen put street-dog adoption in front of an audience we could never have reached from the pavement — and the enquiries that followed found several of our dogs a home.
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Our work was featured in Pune Mirror — the shelter, the rescues coming out of it, and the volunteers who make it possible. Local press reaches exactly the people we need most: fosters and adopters who live close enough to say yes.
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[Celebrity name] visited the Speechless puppy shelter, spent the afternoon with the dogs and helped us tell their story to a much wider audience. Visits like this change how people see an Indie puppy — and that changes how quickly they find a family.
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Indian-breed dogs are the hardest to place. Here's proof that it works.
Stuck in a drainage pipe for almost 5–6 hours before our volunteers reached her, and later diagnosed with tick fever. She recovered into a fun-loving puppy — and found the most loving family.
Rescued from the streets with a major skin infection. Two volunteers fostered and treated her for three months. Just when we'd lost hope of an adoption, a family came forward to take her home.
Abandoned near our shelter at two months old and quickly became part of the family. Cookie is our lucky charm — the moment she was adopted, good leads started coming in for the other pups too.
Every rupee goes straight into food, vaccinations, deworming, vet bills and shelter costs. Nothing is spent on anything a dog can't eat, drink or be treated with.
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Prefer to donate food or treats? Message us on Instagram or email speechless4animals@gmail.com.
Adopt, foster, volunteer or give — there is a way in for everyone, and every one of them saves a life.
