Kali was abandoned on the street with her puppies. They were one month old. And Kali was only seven. Such a young mother.

She had owners — but the state she was in made clear what kind of owners they were. Malnourished, sick, and struggling to care for her babies because no one was caring for her. She was a mother doing everything she could with nothing to work with.
Her puppies were taken in and found homes. Kali stayed.

She is young, sweet, and full of energy — playful and affectionate with people and other dogs alike. Smaller in size but enormous in personality, she is the kind of dog who lights up whatever space she's in. Her coat is black with a white patch on her chest and soft grey on her paws, and she is, simply put, beautiful.

But Kali knows what it means to be a black dog. Dogs like her are passed over more often, for no reason other than their color. She has already been failed once by the people who were supposed to love her. She deserves so much better than to be overlooked again.

She is spayed, fully vaccinated, and ready to travel to the USA or Canada for adoption.
If you cannot adopt, you can support Kali through virtual adoption — a monthly sponsorship that helps provide food, medical care, and comfort while she waits.

She was abandoned sick, hungry, and still trying to be a good mother. She has nothing left to prove. She just needs someone to finally choose her.