Be The Voyce For Paws

10/20/2025

“Ending the struggle, one Oreo at a time”

Be the Voyce was inspired by our fur baby, Oreo. From the day we adopted him—our buck-toothed baby, one of the last two siblings considered “unadoptable”—he became our joy and our voice.
But with every moment of joy, we thought about the countless strays on the streets, the ones waiting in shelters, and those facing euthanasia. In each of them, we saw Oreo—the same spark, the same hope, the same feelings of wanting nothing more than to find their human. While Oreo’s struggle ended the day he came home, so many others are still waiting.
Through Oreo, we began to see every stray on the streets and in shelters, both here and around the world. In each of them, we saw a reflection of Oreo—the same longing for love, safety, and a home. While Oreo found his forever family, so many others never get that chance.
Be the Voyce was born from that vision: to give every stray the love, security, and second chance that Oreo was so lucky to receive.

10/14/2025

Rachna Walia

10/07/2025

We are participating in the Embrace Challenge. The link is below to donate.

Be the voyce. Be their hope. https://givebutter.com/BetheVoyce
Strength in Tiny Packages

“Ending the struggle, one Oreo at a time”

Be the Voyce was inspired by our fur baby, Oreo. From the day we adopted him—our buck-toothed baby, one of the last two siblings considered “unadoptable”—he became our joy and our voice.

But with every moment of joy, we thought about the countless strays on the streets, the ones waiting in shelters, and those facing euthanasia. In each of them, we saw Oreo—the same spark, the same hope, the same feelings of wanting nothing more than to find their human. While Oreo’s struggle ended the day he came home, so many others are still waiting.

Through Oreo, we began to see every stray on the streets and in shelters, both here and around the world. In each of them, we saw a reflection of Oreo—the same longing for love, safety, and a home. While Oreo found his forever family, so many others never get that chance.

Be the Voyce was born from that vision: to give every stray the love, security, and second chance that Oreo was so lucky to receive.

10/01/2025

We are participating in the Embrace Challenge. The link is below to donate.

Every day, strays face hunger, neglect, or euthanasia. We're here to change that. Inspired by our pet pup Oreo, we give stray animals the second chance they deserve.
Every dollar saves a life.
Be the voyce. Be their hope. https://givebutter.com/BetheVoyce
Strength in Tiny Packages

08/28/2025

“A big thank you to Summit Mall (Akron) and Solomon.com for supporting our animal rescue mission by sharing our poster! 🐾💙 🙏🏻

Every bit of awareness brings us closer to saving more lives.

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08/25/2025

Rachna Walia

08/22/2025

A stunning kitty had somehow found herself at someone’s residence in our neighborhood, and we assumed responsibility for her care over the course of a week. She is currently residing at “One of Kind” in Akron. Through perseverance, love, and trust, we were able to reassure her, and she is now secure.🙏🏻🙏🏻

08/07/2025

04/09/2025

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Many people believe that animals in India—like dogs, cats, and cows—are well-fed and taken care of. Yes, a few are lucky. But the truth is, most are not.

Just like some children are born into families with love and resources, and others into poverty with nothing, the same thing happens to animals.

Some are born into kind homes or find people who feed and care for them. But many are not so lucky. They’re born on the streets, with no one to look after them. They spend their days searching for food and water, sleeping hungry, cold, or scared.

Dogs limping from injuries, cats hiding in fear, cows eating plastic just to survive—this is the reality I see every single day.

This is just one of the stories I see daily . I have seen it eith my own eyes-and never gets easier

Not all animals have a voice. But they all have a heart. And every single one deserves kindness, care, and the chance to live a better.

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04/05/2025

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Last rescue before surgery
Managed to squeeze in one last rescue before my surgery. Monique took time out of her busy schedule — juggling work, kids, fosters, and feeding stray cats — to meet Lisa Wood at the vet.

Turns out this sweet baby was already neutered and just needed vaccinations.

Huge thanks to Lisa for reaching out for help, and to Monique for always stepping up with so much heart. You’re both true rescue heroes.

I’m finally home and on bed rest for a while — but knowing this little one is safe makes it all worth it.

This baby will be available for adoption soon — stay tuned!

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Rachna Walia

03/29/2025

A street dog’s life in India is a constant struggle, teetering between survival and hope. Some are fortunate—they find a feeder, a kind-hearted soul who ensures they get a meal, maybe even a place to sleep. If they’re lucky, they get vaccinated—at least for rabies, since the government provides it for free. But what about the other vaccinations? The ones that protect them from deadly diseases like distemper, parvovirus, and leptospirosis? Those cost money, and most street dogs never get them.Even among those who have feeders, medical care is limited. But then, there are the truly forgotten ones—the dogs with no feeders, no caretakers, no one to even acknowledge their existence. They are the ones who go unnoticed, scavenging for food in garbage piles, drinking from dirty puddles, and suffering from diseases that could have been prevented. They are the ones you want to help.Your mission is not just to support the ones who already have some care, but to seek out the invisible ones—the strays that no one notices, the sick and weak who have no one fighting for them. By vaccinating, feeding, and caring for these forgotten dogs, you’re giving them a chance at a healthier life, reducing suffering, and ultimately creating safer, more compassionate communities.This work won’t be easy, but it is necessary. Because every dog, whether fed or unfed, deserves more than just survival—they deserve care, protection, and a life free from unnecessary suffering. And you’re stepping in to make that happen. Rachna Walia