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Our free grooming services are specifically for Indian street dogs and strays, especially those who are being adopted or cared for by animal welfare organizations.

The free grooming services include a bath, basic grooming (brushing, nail trimming, and ear cleaning), and flea and tick treatments, ensuring the dogs are clean and healthy.

Yes, we recommend scheduling an appointment in advance to ensure we can accommodate the street dogs and strays that need grooming.

Yes, individuals who have rescued or are caring for street dogs are welcome to bring them in for free grooming. Please contact us to discuss the details and make an appointment.

Street dogs are eligible for a free grooming session once. However, in special cases, we may consider additional sessions depending on the dog's needs and our availability.

Our team is trained to handle street dogs with care and patience. We ensure a calm environment, use gentle pet-friendly products, and take all necessary safety measures to ensure a stress-free experience.

Animal welfare organizations can contact us directly to discuss partnerships and arrange regular grooming sessions for the street dogs in their care.

Currently, our free grooming services focus on Indian street dogs. However, we are open to discussing special cases for other stray animals on request.

Yes! We welcome donations and volunteers to help us expand our free grooming services for street dogs. Please reach out to us to learn how you can contribute.

Grooming helps maintain hygiene, reduces the risk of skin infections, and promotes the overall health and well-being of street dogs. It also increases their chances of adoption by making them more presentable and comfortable.

Yes, if you've found a stray dog and want to give it some much-needed care, you can bring it in for a free grooming session. Please contact us to schedule an appointment and ensure we have availability.

We use high-quality, pet-safe products that are gentle on the skin and designed to help with common issues found in street dogs, such as fleas, ticks, and skin irritations.