Entertainment · Celebrity · 10 hrs ago
Sharad Kapoor temporarily moves four pet dogs to a Mumbai shelter
Actor Sharad Kapoor has sent his four pet dogs to a Mumbai shelter temporarily while his family deals with a difficult period.
Animal welfare activist Hema Chaudhary said Kapoor is facing physical health issues, and the family has a newborn baby.
With no regular caretaker, the family said it had become hard to manage the dogs alongside other responsibilities.
The dogs are at YODA Mumbai, an animal welfare centre.
Chaudhary said they have not been abandoned and asked people not to troll Kapoor.
Kapoor hopes to bring them home when he has a suitable place, and said he plans to ask for them back when he gets a new bungalow.
Actor Sharad Kapoor has temporarily moved his four pet dogs to a Mumbai welfare centre run by non-profit YODA.
His friend Hema Chaudhary said Kapoor is dealing with health issues and needs time to recover.
Kapoor said he hopes to bring the dogs home when he moves into a new bungalow.
He said he injured his leg playing football in Barcelona and that his doctor advised two months of recovery.
Kapoor said he wants acting work and moral support, not financial assistance.
- Who
- Actor Sharad Kapoor temporarily moved his four pet dogs.
- What
- The dogs were moved to a welfare centre for temporary care.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- YODA, a welfare centre in Mumbai.
- Why
- Kapoor and his family were dealing with health and household difficulties, making it hard to care for the dogs.
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Kapoor said he injured his leg while playing football during a visit to Barcelona.
His doctor advised him to take two months to recover.
The family moved the four dogs temporarily to YODA for care.
- Dogs
- Four pet dogs
- Welfare centre
- YODA, Mumbai
- Friend
- Hema Chaudhary, founder of the Bezubaan Public Welfare Trust
- Injury location
- Barcelona
- Recovery advice
- Two months
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What people are saying
Please give my babies back because I cannot live without them
Money is not the issue