A tan-and-white Indian street dog sitting in a sunlit lane, looking straight at the camera, with an old limewashed wall behind.

Every stay gives a stray a chance.

Rescue is the backbone of Pawgrins. Every time your dog comes to stay, part of what you pay will go to a dog with nobody to bring it. The platform is opening soon.

Register interest in rescue

Tap “your dog” and type a name. It stays in your browser.

What will happen to every hundred

Everything Pawgrins will earn, cut into a hundred.

95 will run Pawgrins.

5 will go to rescue.

A tan Indian street puppy sitting on a worn stone step in warm evening light, looking at the camera.

5 in every 100.

They will fund the Pawgrins Foundation: 5% of all revenue, from every pillar.

The Foundation is being set up. It is not registered yet, so we are not asking for donations or taking any payment today.

Do the sum.

Currency

On ₹10,000, ₹500 will go to the Foundation.

An example, not a price. Pawgrins has no prices yet.

Both toes are drawn to scale: 95 parts and 5.

Three doors. One stays shut for now.

This is what each will be when the platform opens. Today you can only tell us you are interested.

Three words we hope to use a lot.

Pawgrins has no rescue stories to tell yet, and we will not make any up. These three are samples, and real dogs will replace them.

  1. Found.

    It starts when someone stops and looks.

    Sample story. Real stories will replace this.

    A lean tan-and-white dog on a gravel path through dark pines at dusk, looking back over its shoulder, with a stone-and-timber lodge glowing behind it.
  2. Fostered.

    Then a sofa, a routine, and time.

    Sample story. Real stories will replace this.

    A beagle asleep on a linen daybed in a sunlit limewashed room, with a folded blanket beside it and a brass water bowl on the floor.
  3. Adopted.

    Then a front door that stays theirs.

    Sample story. Real stories will replace this.

    A tan Indian street puppy sitting on a worn stone step in warm evening light, looking at the camera.

Tell us your dog is in.

Register interest and we will write when the Foundation is registered and these doors are ready.

Zikr Aasht, our welfare adviser, looks out for strays, rescues and abandoned pets. He will help us get this right.

Register interest in rescue