Born: Jun 2016, Indie, Male
Veer was found around December 2016, abandoned and wandered in a new area. He was hardly 6 months then and surrounded by big street dogs. He stood ground and was ready to fight the big dogs. That’s where he gets his name from VEER which means Brave in Hindi. He was rescued by a CSI member and moved to a nearby car junkyard. He would normally disappear from the place for a few days and come back again suddenly. That made it difficult to get him vaccinated. He then suffered the deadly canine distemper, which took about 3 months for him to completely recover from. With daily medicines, treatment and care at the junkyard itself, he finally made it and came back beating death. He is full of life and loves being around people.
Veer loves going on bike rides and gets very excited. He is adorable and loves to be around people. He loves food and is nonfussy and loves to play. He is an entertainer and usually people fall in love with him instantly. He is very good with other dogs and kids and quite an instigator too to start fights between dogs and he will quietly walk away. He is great company to be with.
Veer was moved to the shelter on 17 April 2019, along with his pack of 7, when they lost their only home (the streets) when the metro construction started and 4 of his other friends died due to road accidents and the street was dug up not leaving even the footpath to sleep on. This happy boy is vaccinated, dewormed, and neutered. Having had a bad past of abandonment and after surviving the deadly canine distemper, Veer has deformation of his teeth and a little mouth twitch, which made it difficult to for him to eat solid food, hence eats very slow. He is now part of our CSI family and will remain with us for as long as he lives. You can however, passively adopt this sweet guy with a never say die attitude. You can come by and spend time with him at the shelter too.