Hi Paws

Home
Hi Paws

Rescuing community dogs with critical injuries, tumours/cancer. Creating awareness for co-existence.

27/06/2025

We walk past them every day.
Eyes down. Music on. Hearts closed.

But they’re still there - bruised, limping, forgotten.

This is not a rescue appeal.
It’s a reminder to see what’s still suffering in plain sight.

Let’s re-learn compassion. It’s still inside us.

26/06/2025

A dog that bites is often a dog that’s been hurt too many times.

We’ve seen it up close-dogs hit with sticks, burned with hot water, thrown stones at them, shooed away their whole lives.

And one day, when their patience breaks down…they bite.

Not out of rage, but survival, to defend themselves.

But, we don’t respond with fear.

We need respond with care, observation, and a plan rooted in love.

Because understanding saves lives. Not cruelty.

Kindness Heals. Fear Hurts. Let’s Choose Better.

25/06/2025

Leaving a corporate job wasn’t easy.
But knowing dogs were dying on the streets without help?
That was harder.

At Hi Paws, we’ve built a home for the voiceless.
We rescue, treat, feed, and fight for the ones everyone overlooks.
But we can’t do it alone.

If you’ve ever wondered what purpose feels like—
It looks like a healed wound. A safe nap. A wagging tail.

Support our journey.
Because every life saved begins with someone who chooses to care.

22/06/2025

Mumbai just showed the country what humane governance looks like.

- Designated feeding spots.
- Protection for feeders.
- Animal welfare education in schools.
- No relocation—only coexistence.

Meanwhile, Delhi HC is considering a plan to remove stray dogs from the streets.

But when the law already supports sterilise-vaccinate-release, why push for policies that could harm the very lives they’re meant to protect?

Let’s not silence strays. Let’s not cage compassion.

The streets are their home too.

21/06/2025

“They’re dirty.”
“They’re dangerous.”
“They’ll bite you.”

Words passed down like old family stories—told without question, believed without truth.

But hatred is learned.
So is kindness.

We can be the generation that ends the cycle.
We can teach our children to love instead of fear.

Because the dogs on the streets aren’t monsters.
They’re just pups looking for food, warmth, and someone who doesn’t flinch at the sight of them.

“They just need love.”

Let’s rewrite what’s passed down.
Let compassion be the legacy.

20/06/2025

Our rescued dogs have fought battles for their lives — now we’re fighting a financial one for them.

We urgently need your help to clear pending bills for rice, medical treatments, and life-saving medicines.

All we seek is help from 253 kind individual to donate INR 500 each and help us raise INR 1,26,745 (~USD 1462).

Every contribution made helps us continue feeding, healing, and protecting these voiceless souls.

Please come forward and be their lifeline.

If you wish to help, please feel free to pitch in your contributions by:
- GooglePay/PayTM: 9717549257
- PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/HiPaws/

For QR code or Bank details, please DM us.

Thank you!

19/06/2025

They feed silently. In corners, behind buildings, under cover of dusk.
Not because they want to hide—But because kindness is often met with cruelty.

They are your neighbours, your office colleagues, that girl with the tote bag and the boy on the scooty. They carry food—not because they have to—but because someone has to.

Let’s stop calling them names.
Let’s start calling them what they are—lifelines for the voiceless.

If you’ve ever fed in silence, this one’s for you.
You are not alone. You are changing the world—one bowl at a time.

17/06/2025

The sign says, “Dogs not allowed.”
Because someone, somewhere decided they’re the problem.

But the dog didn’t throw chips on the grass.
He didn’t leave bottles under benches.
He didn’t carve names into trees or spit on the footpath.

He just sat quietly—watching the very people who point fingers…
do what they accuse him of.

So maybe it’s time we stop blaming those who can’t speak—
and start looking at those who won’t listen.

Who really ruins the peace?

Address

Opening Hours

Monday	10:00 - 06:00
Tuesday	10:00 - 06:00
Wednesday	10:00 - 06:00
Thursday	10:00 - 06:00
Friday	10:00 - 06:00
Saturday	10:00 - 06:00
Sunday	10:00 - 06:00

Telephone

+918448277741

Website

http://www.hipaws.org/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Hi Paws posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Address
Telephone
Opening Hours
Alerts
Contact The Business
Claim ownership or report listing
Want your business to be the top-listed Pet Store/pet Service?

Country:

City:

How did it start?

It all began on a rainy day when a female stray approached us. Something seemed wrong as she was signaling us to come with her. It seemed as if she wanted help. We followed her and stopped at a drain. A couple of her puppies were stuck in it. That was our first rescue and since then was no looking back. That incident marked the start of our journey.

Many lessons were learned that day.

We realized that there are so many innocent dogs stuck in vulnerable circumstances and need our help. There are even more besides strays who get mistreated every passing day.