At a glance

Meet Sheru

Pet typePuppy
Breed / typeIndian Spitz
Age5 months
GenderMale
SizeMedium
VaccinatedYes
Neutered / spayedNo
LocationJharkhand

About

About Sheru

giving him for FREE adoption — there is absolutely no adoption fee.
I just want him to go to a kind, responsible family/person who can give him a safe home, proper care and lots of love for the rest of his life. ❤️

Health & care

Health information

VaccinatedYes
Neutered / spayedNo

Medical conditions

🩺 Medical: Ongoing treatment for leg/bone condition

Rehoming

Why Sheru needs a home

We have tiled floors at home and
I am a employee and due to my demanding job schedule, I am facing time management issues to provide proper care to the puppy.

Location

Jharkhand

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Helpful answers

FAQs about adopting Puppy

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.

What if my adopted dog doesn’t adjust right away?

Adjustment takes time. Use positive reinforcement, give space, and lean on rescuer guidance.

Can I return the dog if things don’t work out?

Most rescuers accept returns because they want the dog safe. Always discuss this upfront.