India has struggled with stray dogs for many years. This issue is now getting more attention because it affects public safety, animal welfare, and government responsibility. The Supreme Court has recently made comments that have started new discussions in cities and communities about how laws are made and enforced. There …
Read More »Panchayat Poll Promise or Mass Cruelty? The Tragic Week That Saw 500 Stray Dogs Killed in Telangana
In the past week, about 500 stray dogs were reportedly killed in several villages in Telangana. These actions were said to be linked to promises made during recent panchayat elections. While the intention was to address concerns about stray dogs, these actions have raised concerns about animal cruelty, misuse of authority, and possible …
Read More »Mystery of “Wolf-Like Dogs” Roaming UK Streets Finally Solved Through DNA Testing
Recently, three large animals that looked like wolves were seen roaming near homes in Preston, England. Many people were concerned and thought wild wolves might have returned to the UK. After several weeks, DNA testing confirmed what these animals actually were. The first sightings happened in late October. People saw the animals walking …
Read More »Protest in Chandigarh Against Alleged Illegal Dog-Catching Drives
Residents and animal welfare volunteers in Chandigarh held a peaceful protest in Sector 17 over the weekend. They are concerned about recent dog-catching drives by the Municipal Corporation, which they believe are not following proper rules. People from different parts of the city joined together to ask for better treatment of community dogs and …
Read More »Heading to the Hills This Winter? Train Your Dog for Snow, Cold, and New Terrain
Train your dog for snow in Winter. Trips to the hills are popular for many pet owners, but traveling in cold weather needs more preparation than just bringing extra clothes. Snow, low temperatures, and new terrain can be difficult for dogs if they are not ready. It is important to …
Read More »Dehradun Introduces Stricter Dog Ownership Rules: FIRs in Bite Cases and Mandatory Licensing
The Dehradun Municipal Corporation has announced new rules for dog owners in the city. These rules, called the Dehradun Dog Licensing Bylaws-2025, are being introduced because of more dog bite cases and concerns about unregulated pet ownership. Once the rules are officially published, dog owners will be legally responsible if their …
Read More »Did You Know Dogs Have Three Hidden Senses?
When we think of a dog’s hidden senses, most of us immediately recall the classic five: sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. But what if I told you that dogs are like humans, possessing additional, lesser-known sensory systems? These “hidden” senses are often overlooked, yet they play crucial roles in …
Read More »Chandigarh to Establish Its First Dedicated Dog Shelter in Sector 25
Chandigarh is set to take a major leap in animal welfare with the Municipal Corporation earmarking 1.7 acres of land in Sector 25 (West) for the city’s first-ever dedicated dog shelter. This long-awaited development responds to the growing need for a structured, humane approach to caring for the city’s stray dog population. A …
Read More »Making Life Easier for Aging Dogs
The bond we have with our dogs brings so much happiness. From playful puppies to loyal companions, every moment matters. As our dogs get older, usually around 7 for medium and large breeds, 11 for small dogs, and as early as 5 for giant breeds, their needs change. It can be hard to …
Read More »Stray Dogs Turn Heroes: Abandoned Newborn Saved by Street Dogs in Nabadwip
A recent incident in Nabadwip, West Bengal, showed how a group of stray dogs protected an abandoned newborn during a cold winter night. Instead of a tragedy, this became a story of survival and compassion, showing that animals can sometimes provide care and understanding when people do not. A Cry in the Night …
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