46Dogs
A mission to feed, shelter, and find homes for stray dogs — one community at a time.
Mission & Narrative
46Dogs is not a conventional business venture. It is a mission — one built on the belief that how we treat the most vulnerable says everything about who we are. Founded under FourSix46® by Dinesh Koyyalamudi, 46Dogs exists to rescue, feed, vaccinate, and care for India's street dogs (Indies) — one of the most visible and overlooked problems in communities across India. The mission is straightforward: feed as many as possible, rescue where we can, and build the systems that make long-term impact sustainable. The venture operates on three pillars. The first is feeding — establishing regular, structured feeding programmes in communities where stray dog populations are highest, ensuring no dog goes without food. The second is rescue — working with local partners, shelters, and volunteers to identify dogs that can be safely rescued and treated. The third is rehoming — connecting rescued dogs with families and individuals who can give them a permanent, safe home. There is no business model behind 46Dogs, and there never will be. Every donation goes directly toward feeding, rescues, and vaccinations — nothing is taken out, and nothing is reinvested for commercial return. What makes 46Dogs different is the FourSix46® approach: structure, discipline, and long-term thinking applied to a cause that usually runs on goodwill alone. We believe purpose-driven work deserves the same operational rigour as any commercial venture — because the outcomes matter just as much, if not more. 46Dogs currently operates as an initiative under FourSix46® Global Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales (Company No. 16712658), with UK charity registration in progress. It is not yet a registered charity. The platform itself is in early development — the mission is live today through direct community feeding and rescue work, while the donor-facing platform (sponsorship, dog profiles, gifting) is being built. The vision is global — but every dog fed today is the mission fulfilled right now.