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RAMESH JARUGULLA   22 March 2020

Street Dogs and blue cross

in the recent years (3/4) muncipal dept have stopped taking away the street dogs which are a big threat to people, especially small children.

which order has stopped the treatment/killing of street dogs by govt.
what we can we do against it?


Quick Summary
This discussion explores the growing concern over street dogs and the perceived lack of municipal action. It questions recent government orders that may have halted the removal or treatment of stray animals, posing a risk, particularly to children. While some argue strays can alert people to danger and that sterilisation programmes exist, others highlight that these measures are not widespread, especially in rural areas, and don't address immediate safety concerns for those affected. The conversation seeks to understand the laws related to animal welfare, specifically those involving the Blue Cross, and how to prompt effective government intervention.

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Shashi Dhara   22 March 2020

They have to be caught or shud be given royal treatment with lathi and stone.

Shaktika Malhotra   22 March 2020

Stray animals aren't always a threat to children and society as a whole. Rather, they alarm people against potential threats by barking on seeing something unusual.
Municipality does take preventive measures. On regular basis they take strays for sterilisation, vaccinate them and then drop them off to their respective localities.

RAMESH JARUGULLA   23 April 2020

the sterilising concept is happening in bigger cities sir.. there is no such thing even in many cities, and what would be the situation of rural areas? no person will make a friendly stray dog for killing. and these possibilities and perceptions doesn't do anything to the people suffered by the dogs.

I like to know how can we make the govt to take action against those dogs.. and I want to learn about those laws made by/for blue cross.

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