Passive Adoptions
Have you ever wanted a pet but for some reason couldn’t have one?
Maybe your apartment doesn’t allow animals or maybe you have a family member who’s allergic, but whatever the reason, you simply can’t have a pet of your own.
Or maybe you already have one too many at home.
CARE gives you the chance to become a godparent to an animal in need via passive adoption.
The highlight of our shelter, is without a doubt, our permanent residents. There are people who have sworn that every time you spend time with them and walk out, it feels like they have completed a session of therapy. The animals at CARE have fought their own battles, and emerged as true heroes who take it as their duty to spread love among visitors.
They are heroes who don’t wear capes.
How do I Passively Adopt?
Passive adoption gives you the opportunity to sponsor one of our permanent resident animals at CARE, for just Rs. 1000 a month. With this small contribution, you would be providing food, medicine and other necessities for animals that need to remain at the shelter due to pre-existing circumstances. In return, the shelter will keep you updated on your pet by sending you pictures and news, and you can even come and visit them whenever you’re in the area.
Please remember, CARE constantly gets new animals, so we’ll try to keep this deck as updated as possible.
If you would like to passively adopt an animal from the list below, click on the link http://imojo.in/Passiveadoption
Email: charliescareblr@gmail.com
Phone: 9035999372/ 8123038270
Amy (5 years)
The gorgeous Amy… She came in as an abandoned pup. Being of a very naughty nature, she used to try getting into houses and people around tried to stone her. She ended up as a permanent resident of CARE and continues her mischief here. You will never find her inside a kennel, most of the time she stands on the roof of one!
She is all love for humans except when it’s time for a bath (that’s probably the only time you will see her lying on the floor and refusing to move an inch). After the bath, she is again all happy to lick and kiss you.. She is a great playmate for many of the other dogs given her high energy and cheerful ways.
Bana (9 years)
She takes her time to trust people and is also choosy about her dog companions. However, she pours her love on those she considers worthy of her trust. Her wide-eyed looks and tail wags can make you fall helplessly in love with her.
She loves being brushed (though not bathed) and likes to stare at the chickens in the barnyard. She is known to have an uncanny ability to sleep for hours.
Ben (6 years)
His tail hasn’t ceased wagging ever since he met all of us. We are leaving no stone unturned to help this happy soul get the best of medical aid and live a happily-ever-after life with us at the CARE shelter.
Bethie (13 years)
Here at CARE, Bethie gets along well with all her doggie and human friends. She is a happy dog who appreciates being pet and likes taking baths. She has the superpower to pee on que! (She suffers from urinary incontinence and other age related illnesses.)
Bhalu (14 years)
You can find him moving slowly and carefully around the place to find his favorite spots to rest at. We at CARE are inspired by his courage and love him dearly.
Bijlee (2 years)
She was found in a very pathetic condition on the roads of Gulbarga as a little pup. She had a problem with her intestines and was rushed to Bangalore for treatment. Her foster parent is one of the best we’ve seen so far. Unfortunately, she was bitten by a bigger dog, leaving her with a permanent disability in her hind legs.
With grit and determination, she overcame all odds and came to live with us. She got along well with the others and is one of our naughtiest dogs today. She justifies her name by being the fastest to run when fetching the ball. She is smart in finding abandoned brushes and immediately takes on the duty of chewing them. She has the biggest smile that can instantly melt hearts and she is capable of dominating all other dogs.
Biscuit (9 years)
Biscuit will slide up to you and beg you to open the shelter gates so she can sneak out for a small round of socializing with the neighborhood dogs. Even while being reputed for her bossiness, she accommodates surprisingly easily with her doggie friends and humans.
Blackie (12 years)
She is the darling of CARE and almost everyone who visits us knows her. She welcomes strangers by walking on her hind legs and extending her sole foreleg in greeting towards the approaching human. She then nuzzles her head on the human until both, human and dog loose themselves to a moment of uninterrupted love, silent and gentle.
Blackie is a symbol of courage and love amid struggle and loss.
Blindy (13 years)
Bobby (7 years)
We are inspired by his courage and his attitude to life.
Bolt (3 years)
It was then that we decided to introduce him to our other permanent cat residents, which was another task altogether. Eventually it all fell in place and now Bolt has adjusted beautifully to his new life and friends. We admire him for his courage and inner strength.
Boris (8 years)
Here at CARE, we found Boris to be very loving and friendly. Once you start petting him, he can get quite possessive of you – he will keep pulling your hands with his paws in the most adorable way.
His hunch just does not deter him from being a brat. He is always inquisitive and is the first to start barking on seeing strangers. He will chew up anything he sees and has singlehandedly destroyed a tree and quite a few dog houses. He is known to have the ability to compress himself and make his way through small spaces like behind the kennels.
Bosky (10 years)
Bosky developed canine distemper as soon as he reached CARE. With dedicated treatment, he recovered and today, he donates blood serum to many dogs suffering from canine distemper.
Bosky is a total sweetheart who demands attention and pets from all the volunteers. He nibbles at your pants if you don’t pay attention and makes sure of winning a place in your heart.
Bruno (3 years)
The prognosis looked poor with little hope of him standing on his own let alone walking on those legs. And as if that wasn’t bad enough, he also began to show signs of canine distemper.
We put in all our might behind this lad, and he fought with all of his.
With dedicated treatment including laser therapy and physiotherapy, he gradually started showing signs of pushing himself up on his front legs. His legs would bleed, but he still continued to hop around.
This is Bruno today and we are proud of him.
Cinnamon (4.5 years)
Cinnamon’s energy and zest for mischief has made her very popular among the volunteers and visitors. One of the “Terrible Twins” duo, she is an attention seeker and will do anything, including nipping you sharply, to get to you. She loves a crazy game of fetch.
She is found snooping around the shelter and gathering all the gossip. She climbs atop fences with remarkable agility. She is certain to play an important role in every dog fight at CARE and is reputed for getting scolded most often. However, at the end of the day, she manages to steal the heart of every person who meets her.
Clifford (1.5 years)
Today, he has grown into a handsome, intelligent dog and has learnt to unlock the fence of his lawn. He gives our dear Sheshamma a tough time and she is tasked with getting him back into the lawn every time he escapes. He greets every visitor to CARE with his licks and wags, and demands to be pet.
Cookie (5 years)
Chowdu (1.5 years)
Chowdu hangs out with the vets at the OPD area and lovingly starts following Ms.Sudha whenever he spots her. He is very loving, yet naughty and takes the credit for destroying muzzles.
Cuddles aka Motu (4 years)
Today, she stays in the OPD area and rules the hearts of our vets who seek her out and find solace in her ‘cuddles’ after a stressful day.
Daisy (5 years)
Gut wrenchingly, none of her pups survived, given that she had spent critical months without the care she deserved.
Daisy today shows no signs of the heartbreak she has endured. Her confident jumps and friendly welcome that she has ready for every visitor are only matched by the sight of her prancing around with Scooby!
Danny (4 years)
In spite of making a recovery, he couldn’t go home as the neighborhood cruelly stoned him.
He returned to CARE as a permanent resident, and now is a serum donor alongside fellow heroes Yami and Bosky.
Danny resides in the permanent residents enclosure, and is quite possessive of volunteers who give him attention. He has a very valid argument ready for other dogs who come near you while he’s getting petted!
Dolly (8 years)
She is very curious and friendly. She has a peculiar tilt to her head which is very endearing and she does a horse-like trot when excited! She is known to have the ability to camouflage as a deer and trot around in joy. She can play the joker with her kennel doggie friends
Donna (4 years)
Loves getting her butt tickled! We call it “Bottoms up!”
Durga (4 years)
Durga went through a horrific accident resulting in mutilated hind legs, one of which needed to be amputated.Following her surgery , she was moved to a foster home but the nature of injuries was too extensive and she needed critical care. Emaciated and aggressive, she came to us. As if it wasnt enough already,she developed signs of Feline Calcivurus FCV which is almost fatal in kittens. Round the clock care saw her through it. Initially she wouldn’t let us go near her. It took months of dedicated medical care and lots of love from our side to bring her around. We were rewarded with many bite and scratch marks but ironically today, she’s the eternal peacemaker among the kittens in the Purrfactory.
Fedor (3 years)
With 4 dogs of their own, they put Fedor up for adoption, but eventually, he came to CARE.
Fedor has a special spot for little children. He’s gentle, he’s playful, and really such a treat to be around.
Next time you visit, look out for him and give him a pat!
Goldie (10 years)
He is a tad unpredictable and may bite. He will run around you and then suddenly go to a corner and lie there staring at you for hours without taking his eyes off you, which can be very disconcerting.
He is known to terrorize visitors with lightning snaps (no one ever knows Goldie’s mood for the day).
Grumpy & Brindle Brother (Both 8 years)
When Gumpy was found waiting for Brindle at the spot he’d been picked up, she was brought to CARE too. Their heartwarming reunion in the OPD, headbutting each other, had us in smiles and tears.
These two big goofs from Cubbon Park Canines are now receptionists at CARE. They will give you a warm hello and follow you everywhere you go, extra bonus if you have treats 😉
Jack (8 years)
He spends his days enjoying the warm sunshine in his own enclosure within the permanent residents area.
Jodie (2.5 years)
We initially hoped she would find the loving and understanding home she deserves, but the adoption ride wasn’t too smooth for her.
Today though, she is right at home, with her friends in the permanent enclosure. Don’t be fooled by that sweet face, she’s quite a brat!
Joey (6 years)
This sweet boy loves having visitors and commands his own space next to the budgies.
Leah (6 years)
It has taken our volunteers months to win her confidence, slowly wear her away from this behavior and be calm and settled.
Today, she is a very sweet and friendly dog. She loves to play but still runs around in circles (which we somehow grown fond of). She surveys every person who goes near Dot just to make sure they are trustworthy. She disrupts the baths of all other dogs through her remarkable curiosity.
Lily (1.3 years)
Loki (4 years)
Lucy (5 years)
Lucy has taken over the mantle of being CARE’s canine therapist from Charlie and today she visits 2 schools to work with special children as a therapist. With the CARE staff and volunteers, she is a spoilt brat, constantly demanding belly rubs and fondly nibbling on your hands. Just watching her rolling on the floor is enough to bring a smile on anyone’s face.
Maggie (3 years)
She is not very social, bit of a loner and is choosy about her friends. She is a very decent piggy who keeps her surroundings clean, never dirties her bowl or bed, and loves being with her best friend, Snuffles. She makes loud snorting, grunting, feet stomping noises when it’s feeding time.
Max (8 Months)
What would an 8 month old dog who is completely blind be like ?
If max is anything to go by, absolutely like any other 8 month old pup.
If you look at him, you would never know he is blind, unless we told you so. Such is his attitude to life.
He tags along the other young dogs, and is always up to some mischief.
He is a life lesson personified.
Maya (10 years)
She is a very friendly and looks up at you with utmost grace as you give her scratches. Her obsession with Stumpy’s legs is puzzling for all of us. She never loses a chance to make a go at Stumpy’s hind leg.
Mishka (6 years)
She was rushed to CARE where she received treatment for her neural problems and also underwent complete cage rest.
Mishka’s super positive attitude and zest for life pulled her through what could have been a tragedy.
She has fought through spinal and pelvic fracture, improving over the years. Thanks to the special care given by Dr. Estella, she is up on her feet albeit a bit wobbly!
Mishka loves to cuddle up next to her human friends and she overwhelms them with her unconditional love.
Misty (9 years)
She eventually allowed only one attender into her space.
She’s a loner and quite territorial of her space in the OPD area.
Molly (12 years)
People who visit CARE can fall into two categories – “Molly approved” and “Molly disapproved”.
She is known to give a sharp nip on the heels to people she doesn’t take a shine to!
You can’t miss her because she is one of the reception dogs trio.
She used to tag behind Sudha Narayanan all the time, but eventually realised if she tags behind Sudha, she will be an exhausted doggie and so settled down to man the reception.
Mowgli (2 years)
He recovered from the surgery but contracted canine distemper. Being the fighter he is, he overcame that also!
Even as they complain of his naughtiness, the staff and volunteers of CARE end up pampering him. He’s the darling of the shelter and an absolute joy to be around!
Murphy (8 years)
He is a loner, choosy about his friends. He will not allow any other dog to come between him and the humans he loves. Also, he is always ready for a game of hide and seek.
Nanny & Night (1 year)
Night (black) has a similar story that led to them both being in the same enclosure. As you can see, they’re best friends!
As you make your way into the permanent resident enclosure, these two bouncing fur balls are sure to catch your attention in the Super Trooper area. As much as they are best friends, you’ll find them pushing each other to reach out you. They are probably constantly at a game of “Who gets more scratches?”
Needle (8 years)
She is a friendly girl but also likes to be alone at times. She makes a funny high pitched yowl when she wants to draw your attention to something.
Nice (10 years)
He’s among the most vocal dogs in the permanent residents’ enclosure, usually found discussing issues of the day in conversational howls.
Peppa (1 year)
Peppa was found helplessly lying by the side of the street, with her hind legs infected and injured. She had given up on life but we put everything we had behind her and eventually she walked on her own. She now has made friends with some of the resident dogs and is opening up to us as well.
A perfect addition to Charlies Barnyard, is our Peppa.
Poppy (13 years)
Poppy likes to have his space and does not feel the need to social much. However, he is sure to pee on your foot if you happen to enter the Super Troopers enclosure.
Poppy loves to pose for the camera and also has special affection towards the children who visit CARE.
Raja (10 years)
Raja,true to his name, lived like a king for most of his life, lording over all the other dogs of his street.
But as he grew older, he lost the battle of the kings to younger dogs, and would often get bitten and injured.
As so often witnessed in history, this Raja was overthrown. His guardian realised that he could no longer continue to be safe on the streets and requested CARE to give him a safe space so he can live out his life like the true king he was.
He came to CARE and settled pretty quickly in his new kingdom called CARE.
Rambo (10 years)
Rani (7 years)
She is a friendly girl. She can ‘see’ her way around even better than the dogs with sight; she can sense your presence near her and will seek you out for petting and pampering. Her hero and protector at the shelter is Schiffy.
Rocky (4 years)
Her recovery was so dramatic that it was almost unbelievable that she was the same dog after a few months. She made a very quick recovery thanks to Dr. Estella D’Cunha and Dr. Amitha.
Today she is one of the naughtiest dogs in the shelter and will nip you silently and you ‘ll wonder who pinched you. We call her the ‘Flying Pup’ after seeing her dash around the shelter even with her injured leg.
Roo (4 years)
He is very naughty and sometimes temperamental (mostly as a defence towards new people, especially if they’re in a group).
The darling of the shelter, he is always upto some mischief. Can destroy boxes full of toys, can chew your jeans into half, can eat a whole shoe lace and can dismember smart phones in a jiffy!
Roo-pup (1.5 years)
He came to us from Jakkur where he was found lying in a ditch. He had terrible skin issues that left him absolutely hairless. As the issue was contagious, we were not allowed to handle him much. He would cry endlessly to be pet.
He started to get better but his compromised immune system resulted in him contracting canine distemper.
Today, he has overcome all the issues, and all you see is a very naughty pup who loves to splash around and tease the permanent residents. He’s best friends with Clifford and Lily.
Sam (4 years)
Sam was brought to the CARE shelter a few months ago with a huge maggot wound on his face which had destroyed one eye completely and partially damaged the other one. The sight of him could make even the hardest of hearts shudder. But somewhere in there, there was a warrior who wanted to fight and survive to tell the tale. With dedicated treatment and prolonged rest in our postoperative recovery cages where we ensured utmost hygiene for months together, today we can finally say that he is almost healed and has regained sight in the remaining eye.
We couldn’t bring ourselves to drop him back on the street so he stayed on. Despite the nature of his injuries and what he went through, he’s a curious boy and friendly too.
Sara (9 years)
She was left at CARE as she suffers from severe urinary incontinence. With medication and therapy, she has gotten much better but has to be kept clean always.
She loves human attention and makes puppy dog faces when you pay attention to the others around her.
She loves to be walked and will dominate you throughout the walk; will suddenly jump on you and ask for a cuddle.
Scooby (11 months)
Scooby was best friends with Kunju, another paraplegic dog who came to CARE around the same time, and they would always play together.
Unfortunately, Kunju passed away and Scooby took it very hard. However, when he was moved to the permanent dogs enclosure, he recovered from his depression and is one of the friendliest, naughtiest dogs there today. Don’t let his face fool you! He can be very demanding when it comes to pets. He will get in your way as move through the permanent residents area and nibble at your pants till you give up and start paying him attention. Also, he keeps possession of his favorite humans and makes his point heard if any other dog comes near.
Shelly (3 years)
Simon (5 years)
Our patience was rewarded by his effort to move out of his cage. He loves to lie in his basket and watch the others play. You will love the way he glides about on his two front legs!
Simon is not very friendly, and doesn’t like being handled. Durga though, has managed to wedge her way into his heart and basket – she’s the only one he shares his space with!
Siren (3 years)
It was decided that she would stay at CARE, and she now spends her days basking in the sunshine, catching up on well-deserved rest.
Smokey (10 years)
She is now a member of CARE’s dog gang. Very sensitive to touch. You need to allow her to smell you before making friends.
It’s been a tough life for her on the streets, and it has taken a lot of effort to heal both physical and mental scars.
Smoky , who once couldn’t even stand on all four legs will catch your eye for her sturdy stance and her ravishing good looks. When she senses her favorite humans around, she will start woof-ing till they stop by and give her a pet.
Snoopy (3 years)
He made a full recovery and stayed on to become CARE’s Snoop Dogg now. The poem goes:
Chubby cheeks, dashing chin,
Looking for the perfect smile? Just drop in!
Snoop dog in the house 😉
Snowy (9 years)
Rescued by Jaysal, he now lives with his friends in the Superstars enclosure. He greets everyone who passes by his enclosure and asks for a pat.
Snuffles (3.5 years)
Snuffles is friendly, social, and loves to respond with small grunts when you talk to her, especially when you use her name in conversation.
Spunky (1.5 years)
Spunky suffered a terrible accident which rendered her hind legs paralyzed. We felt she would lose the use of both her hind legs permanently, however, we worked on her intensively with a lot of laser therapy and now she manages just fine. She has a lot of spunk & grit, and so the name stuck.
Stumpy (3 years)
She is very friendly with a beautiful temperament.
Easily one of the most good looking dogs in CARE with her gorgeous golden coat and doe like eyes, she knows how to wrap everyone around her furry paws. Loves people, loves playing, loves life.
Being the other half of the “Terrible Twins” duo, Stumpy has another side. She is now the official canine therapist for CARE. She is wonderful with the specially abled children she works with.
Sweetie (5 years)
A gruesome accident shattered her hind leg into pieces rendering her helpless, bleeding and in unfathomable pain on the streets.
When she came to CARE, we knew that the road to recovery would be a long, arduous one given that she had a compound overriding fracture but we had made up our mind, that we were going to be right next to her at every step.
She required a major surgery, followed by rest and some uninterrupted TLC. Laser therapy proved to be a boon for Sweetie. She eventually stood on her own, and her leg could finally bear the weight of her body.
Sweetie’s recovery was indeed a sweet victory for all of us at CARE.
We couldn’t bring ourselves to drop her back on the street, so she stayed on at Care.
Teddy (9 years)
Teddy loves to cuddle up to you, and will not tolerate any other dog coming in between.
Tiger (1 year)
Tiger (brindle) is a perfectly normal, healthy dog. Now, while humans might consider a missing leg a handicap, dogs don’t. This boy can do anything a four-legged dog can do – he is playful, energetic and even protects his little pack!
He may have three legs but he has the same heart of gold like any other dog out there and maybe even more of it.
Tiny (7 years)
She is the loudest, most feisty dog in the permanent resident area and was thick friends with Scotch, the lab who had a penchant for grabbing your purse, mobile phone etc. Tiny used to take her revenge by having a go at Scotch’s collar.
Tiny reminds us about the saying, it’s never about the size of the dog in the fight, it’s about the size of the fight in the dog.
Looking at her hopping around at super speed in spite of her severe disability makes us proud of her.
Tommy (5 years)
While he couldn’t go back, he’s a regular serum donor for other CD-afflicted pups that need help. Baahubali indeed!
Baahu takes credit for starting most of the dog fights but he is a darling with humans. He greets every visitor to the permanent residents area by standing up on his hind legs and leaning on them with his front paws.
Valentine (8 years)
This sweetheart is called Valentine because of the heart shaped marking on her forehead.
Valentine is one of the sweetest dogs in the shelter with a very gentle temperament. She frequently comes up to her favourite regulars and bestows them with cuddles.
Yami (6 years)
By nature he is quiet and is a loner. But on one of those odd moments when you are least expecting it, he will walk up to you and wag his tail.
Yami is a life saver for other canine distemper victims. He has saved around 150 of them by donating his blood serum to them.
He is truly a hero at CARE!
Yellow (7 years)
She had a mutilated front leg, the result of a horrific accident. Unfortunately the other two passed away due to life threatening illnesses leaving Yellow alone. Yellow’s leg was amputated and it tore us apart to drop this slightly built three legged back in the not, bad world and so yellow came to live with us.
She was called Yellow due to her strange yellowish coat color.
She is one of the most gentle and peace-loving doggies in the shelter and is a favourite among the volunteers.
