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About Abandoned white dog
He is found on the streets with belt and leash probably abandoned or lost dog
Searched for his owners couldn't find
Male dog mixed breed
1.2 -1.5 yrs of age
Very friendly and playful dog
Can adapt very easily
He has nowhere to go now
Anybody who is willing to adopt please help me as it's in a very urgent
I cannot take care more than a period as I have to leave this place and it would be left on streets
Please contact
70235314444
Mail gowrivinod2003@gmail.com
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Why Abandoned white dog needs a home
Abandoned dog
Location
Trivandrum
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Will I get support after adoption?
Yes, many rescuers stay in touch to help with questions or challenges.
Do I need previous experience to adopt a dog?
No. First-time adopters are welcome, and rescuers will guide you with training and routine advice.
Are all dogs vaccinated before adoption?
Most are, but always check the pet’s profile or confirm with the rescuer.
Can I adopt a dog if I live in an apartment?
Yes. Many breeds do well in flats as long as they get daily walks and play.
How do I prepare my home for a new dog?
Create a safe space with bedding, bowls, toys, and remove hazards (wires, toxic plants).
What should I feed my adopted dog?
Start with what the rescuer has been feeding, then gradually switch if needed. Quality dog food and fresh water are essentials.
Will the dog be house-trained?
Some are, some aren’t. Patience and consistency with training work wonders.
Can I adopt a senior dog?
Yes — older dogs make amazing companions and often require less exercise than puppies.