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Don't wait — every minute counts. Our rescue team is ready to respond 24/7. Call or WhatsApp us right now.
What you do before our team arrives can make a real difference. Follow these steps to keep the dog — and yourself — safe.
Approach slowly and carefully. The dog may be scared or in pain — avoid sudden movements.
Check if the dog is breathing, bleeding, or has visible injuries, and note the exact location for our team.
If the dog is conscious, place clean water nearby. Don't attempt to feed them or give milk.
Share your exact location via WhatsApp or Google Maps — this helps our team reach you faster.
Stay at the location until our team arrives. If you must leave, send us your exact GPS coordinates.
If you're able to, take a clear photo of the dog and the surrounding area — this helps our team prepare.
Dogs can sense fear and anxiety. Speak softly and stay calm to help keep them relaxed.
Our rescue team is on the way and will get there as quickly as possible. Thank you for your patience.
Unless the dog is unable to move on its own, avoid feeding it — the wrong food can cause more harm, especially if surgery is needed.
If the dog is conscious, place clean water nearby, but don't force it to drink.
Unless absolutely necessary, avoid touching the dog — it may bite out of fear or pain, even if it's usually gentle.
Reach out to us right away — the sooner we know, the sooner we can help.
Use a cloth or gloves if you must handle the dog — your safety matters too.
Stay calm — your calm behavior helps the dog feel safer too.
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