Aditya Roy Kapur, Randeep Hooda, Kalki Koechlin and other stars from Bollywood who urged fans to adopt pets and promote the cause of animal welfare in India
Today, the Indian Govt has banned the import of many dog breeds in India. The reasons are multi-faceted. In the middle of all this, there are celebs who urge fans to go for adoption of homeless strays and be a part of animal welfare. Here is a look...
The hunk has always promoted the cause of animal welfare. He has a rescued pup Bailey, which is a treasured member of his family. Her daughter Sia is also dotted on by John Abraham and Priya Runchal.
Raveena Tandon has a rescued cat and dog at her home. In fact, she has many pets in her farmhouse. She believes that pet adoption helps build a more compassionate world.
Randeep Hooda also has an Indie dog at home. The name of his companion is Bambi. He often takes him on his travels across India.
Aditya Roy Kapur melted hearts when fans saw that he has adopted a mongrel. The name of his pet is Luna. We can see that he is a very caring pet parent.
The talented actress opened her home for pets during the lockdown. She has four dogs. The actress has been passionate about animal welfare since childhood. She is the happiest with her furry friends.
Gulshan Devaiah, known for his versatile acting skills, is also a dedicated pet parent to several cats. His unwavering support for the idea of adopting instead of shopping for pets reflects his commitment to animal welfare. Gulshan's willingness to care for his furry companions through sickness and health showcases the depth of his bond with them and his belief in providing loving homes to animals in need.
Kalki Koechlin adopted a pet cat in 2019. The name of the feline is Dosa. She also believes in adopting and not buying pets. Kalki says Dosa is adorable and looks great.
He is a dedicated cat dad to his feline. He also believes in the concept of adoption as one of the pillars of animal welfare.
Dhanush is a pet dad to two Siberian huskies King and Kong. It seems he adopted them after the owner did not want them. Huskies need special care in India, and Dhanush is someone who can afford to keep them in good shape.
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