Sweet, vaccinated, and ready to bring joy into a family. If you can adopt, foster, or share, please help them find their forever humans.
Contact: 9811203113 or DogwithBlog
Coco, Maria, Nacho, Brownie, and Mochi are 3-month-old pups looking for loving homes in Mumbai or Pune.
Sweet, vaccinated, and ready to bring joy into a family. If you can adopt, foster, or share, please help them find their forever humans.
Contact: 9811203113 or email cat@dogwithblog.in
2-month-old kittens, dewormed and litter trained, are looking for loving families in Delhi NCR.
Email cat@dogwithblog.in
Berry is a 3-month-old Indie puppy who was found abandoned on a highway and is now looking for a loving forever home.
He’s sweet, playful, and full of affection—exactly the kind of companion who will thrive in a safe, caring environment. Berry deserves a family that will give him the love and stability he missed early on.
Health status:
He is currently in Powai, Mumbai.
If you’re unable to adopt, fostering or simply sharing this post can make a huge difference in helping him find the right home.
For more details, please contact:
cat@dogwithblog.in
I revisited Street Kings (2008) recently, and it still holds up as a grimy, fast-moving LAPD corruption thriller. Keanu Reeves works well in the lead, and the supporting cast; Forest Whitaker, Hugh Laurie, Chris Evans, and Terry Crews gives the film a lot more weight than I remembered.
What stood out to me most was the film’s energy: it leans hard into paranoia, loyalty, and moral compromise instead of trying to be polished or subtle. It’s not a perfect movie, but I think that rough edge is part of why it works; it feels like a very early-2000s crime drama in the best way.
I also think the movie gets overlooked because it sits in the shadow of bigger cop dramas, even though it has a strong premise and a 109-minute runtime that keeps it moving. For me, it’s one of those films that’s stronger as a tense mood piece than as a twist-heavy mystery.
Would you rank Street Kings as an underrated Keanu movie, or do you think its reputation is about right?
Quick PSA, because the RWA WhatsApp groups are full of wrong information right now.
Two Supreme Court orders in 2025 (22 August and 7 November) changed the rules on feeding street dogs. A lot of people read the headlines and assumed feeding got banned. It didn't.
What's actually true:
None of this lands fairly on the feeder, because the feeder is doing the job the state signed up for and never finished. Designated feeding zones, sterilisation that actually reaches every lane, a working municipal helpline: these were promised in the ABC framework years ago. Where they exist, the conflict mostly disappears. Where they don’t, an ordinary person with a bag of rotis becomes the system’s stand-in, and then its scapegoat.
That is the same gap that Supreme Court keeps circling, until the law enforces ABC and puts better animal rights, don't let RWA act as their own municipal boards.
This is Comedy. He got his name from his funny walk, and he's about a year old.
Before he reached us, he was abused and nearly poisoned. The vet didn't expect much. What we got instead is a dog who wags at every stranger and offers his paw before you've even said hello.
The practical stuff:
If you're considering it or know someone who is, WhatsApp 8879936566 or 9686672286. More photos and videos of Comedy on Instagram, dogwith_blog.
This is Comedy. He got his name from his funny walk, and he's about a year old.
Before he reached the shelter, he was abused and nearly poisoned. The vet didn't expect much. What we got instead is a dog who wags at every stranger and offers his paw before you've even said hello.
The practical stuff:
If you're considering it or know someone who is, WhatsApp 8879936566 or 9686672286. You can also know more about him on Instagram, dogwith_blog.