Did Shriya Pilgaonkar Find Her Canine Companion at Sonali Bendre’s Podcast?
Synopsis
Key Takeaways
- Shriya Pilgaonkar shares her emotional journey of adopting Jack.
- The podcast highlights the importance of pet adoption.
- Humor and vulnerability define the relationship between pets and their owners.
- Insights from Pratapsinh Gaekwad on veterinary care are invaluable.
- The episode is a celebration of the joys of pet parenting.
Mumbai, Nov 16 (NationPress) Actress Shriya Pilgaonkar, recognized for her roles in ‘Mirzapur’, ‘Broken News’, ‘Taaza Khabar’, and more, has revealed the heartwarming tale of her furry companion, Jack.
Shriya appeared on the latest episode of actress Sonali Bendre’s podcast ‘The Happy Pawdcast’ season 2, alongside Pratapsinh Gaekwad, the founder of a renowned chain of veterinary clinics.
This episode, now available, is an authentic tribute to pet parenting, emotional connections, and the lesser-known aspects of caring for rescue animals. From Jack claiming a large portion of the bed to understanding her anxiety before she verbalizes it, Shriya’s anecdotes infuse humor, sincerity, and vulnerability, making it essential viewing for animal enthusiasts.
In one of the most poignant moments, Shriya reminisced about meeting Jack at an adoption event, a black-and-white dog with one eye, who was overlooked as younger puppies and purebreds found homes.
She expressed, “My gaze fell upon this striking black-and-white dog resembling a Dalmatian, very handsome. His name was Tom, and he had lost an eye during his puppyhood while transitioning between foster homes. I didn’t adopt him that day, but I returned home and jotted his name in my diary. When I encountered him again at the second round of the adoptathon, I realized he was destined to be mine. Jack has been my companion for 10 years; he’s my heart and my roommate.”
The podcast, hosted by Shriya’s ‘The Broken News’ co-star, Sonali Bendre, along with her furry co-host Icy Behl, seamlessly combines celebrity allure with heartfelt warmth.
Adding depth to the dialogue, Pratapsinh Gaekwad, founder of Crown Vet, discussed preventive care, early health assessments, neutering, virtual consultations, and emphasized the vital role of veterinary nurses in India’s evolving pet-care landscape.
The episode is now live on Rosepod’s YouTube channel.