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Residents of Sindhi basti stand up for their furry friends after police blamed them for tragic incidents. Let's find the real culprit and ensure everyone's safety. #JusticeForAdityaandAanand#StopTheBlameGame https://twitter.com/PoonamBagri19/status/1637399994188853250?t=3PtHSpdVn_ACyIkVi0asNw&s=09

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Checking stray dog population New Animal Birth Control rules have been notified, but only proper and uniform implementation can make any real difference https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/features/checking-stray-dog-population-489358 Seema Sachdeva WITH effect from March 16, a notification issued by the Union Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying seeks to make implementation of the Animal Birth Control (ABC) Rules … Continue reading A neutral well balanced article about ABC

The new ABC has been passed which is a step in the right direction, hope that the NEW PCA will be passed soon so that animals can get some sort of relief from the consistent torture by the millions of Idiots in this country. DOWNLOAD

The more one looks at the circumstances attending the killing of two brothers, aged 7 years and 5 years respectively, at a forest abutting Vasant Kunj, the more one wonders who is responsible.  The police have, with great alacrity, blamed stray dogs and a section of the media has parroted the version without question. The … Continue reading A Note on the Vasant Kunj incidents

If shooting helpless animals in India earlier was considered disgusting, it is now being normalised. Not only is it being done with impunity but they are also making so-called environmentalists say "it's acceptable". Well, it's not acceptable. View this post on Instagram A post shared by People for Animals (PFA) (@pfa.official) Encironmentalist favours hunting

On 24th September 2022 caregivers, pet owners and animal welfare NGOs across Delhi NCR came together to raise their voice against the barbaric killing of the man's best friend in Kerala. Inspite of the continous rain for the last three days there was a huge participation. More than 500 people participated in the protest. The … Continue reading Citizen’s Protest against Kerala Dog killing: Mass coverage by Media