The civic body’s newly established monitoring committee has proposed measures to monitor rabies-related fatalities and alleviate associated concerns. The plan involves testing random samples from 10 stray dogs. Dr. Sarika Funde, the assistant health officer and head of the veterinary department at PMC, clarified that while conducting rabies tests on …
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Fundraising Efforts by North Side Rescue Aim to Reunite Homeless Teen with Cherished Canine Companion
An animal rescue organization in Irving Park is seeking financial support to assist an anonymous 18-year-old girl in secure housing so she can keep her beloved pitbull, Prince. The teenager, who is facing homelessness and wishes to stay anonymous for safety reasons, contacted Famous Fido at 3124 W. Irving Park …
Read More »South Korea Poised to Abandon Centuries-Long Tradition of Consuming Dog Meat
South Korea is actively moving towards putting an end to the longstanding tradition of consuming dog meat. The ruling People Power Party in the country has disclosed plans to implement a ban on the consumption of dog meat by the year’s end. This decision comes in response to a shifting …
Read More »Stolen and Found: The Heartwarming Tale of Roxy the Beagle’s Journey Home
A resident of an affluent neighborhood in Delhi experienced the theft of their dog last month. The determined owner offered a reward of ₹1,00,000 for any information leading to the dog’s discovery. The search for Roxy, a beagle, commenced after she was taken from a residence in E block of …
Read More »Compensation of Rs 10,000 Per Bite Mark Mandated by High Court in Stray Dog Attack Case
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has determined that the state is primarily accountable for compensating individuals involved in incidents with stray animals. Specifically addressing cases of dog bites, the court has mandated a minimum financial assistance of Rs 10,000 per teeth mark and a minimum of Rs 20,000 per …
Read More »Legal Rights and Responsibilities: Navigating the Feeding of Stray Dogs in Gurgaon Housing Societies
In the latest development, there has been a demand among many individuals and RWAs in Gurgaon to remove strays from the housing society under the pretext that “dogs should not be fed. ” They often try to isolate residents who ignore this legal diktat socially. However, one thing to remember …
Read More »Editorial: India’s Stray Dog Dilemma: No Solution In Sight Yet!
In the wake of the tragic incident involving the unfortunate demise of Gujarat businessman Parag Desai in Ahmedabad, the issue of India’s stray dog population has once again taken center stage. After the Gujrat businessman’s fatal accident, chased by street dogs during his morning walk, India’s citizens face a grim …
Read More »Commander of the Indian Southern Army Adopts Retired Service Dogs
Dancer, a highly skilled tracker dog celebrated as the ‘best of the best’ in his field, and Rusky, a seasoned mine detection dog with a distinguished service record in the operational areas of Jammu and Kashmir, have recently retired from their active duty in the Army. Their well-earned retirement brought …
Read More »Rahul Gandhi’s Heartwarming Surprise: Welcoming Noorie, the New Family Pet
On World Animals’ Day, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi shared a heartwarming video of a new addition to his family, a pet dog named Noorie, all the way from Goa. In the video, Rahul surprises his mother, veteran Congress leader Sonia Gandhi, with a gift-wrapped box containing Noorie. In August, He …
Read More »Puppy with Six Legs Discovered Abandoned in Parking Lot
A puppy with six legs was discovered abandoned in a supermarket parking lot in Pembrokeshire. The 11-week-old female spaniel had extra hind limbs and two vulvas. People have raised over £2,000 to surgically remove her extra back legs, although there’s a risk of losing one of her remaining “normal” back …
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