Chennai Steps Up Fight Against Stray Dog Menace with Ambitious Birth Control Program

The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) has announced an ambitious plan to tackle the stray dog problem in the city. They aim to perform 50,000 animal birth control surgeries per year, a significant increase from the current 15,000. This includes establishing new centers, hiring additional staff, and collaborating with NGOs to achieve their goals. The plan also includes addressing concerns about post-surgery complications and improving the accuracy of the city’s dog census.

Animal Welfare Activists Prevent Illegal Cattle Transport in Chennai

Animal welfare activists in Chennai successfully intervened in an attempt to illegally transport 57 cattle from Andhra Pradesh to slaughterhouses in Kerala. The cattle, discovered crammed into an overcrowded truck, were rescued and taken to a shelter, while authorities registered a case against the perpetrators. The incident highlights the ongoing issue of animal trafficking in India and the crucial role played by activists in protecting vulnerable animals.

Chhaya Animal Hospital Hosts ‘Embrace Compassion’ Event in Kolkata, Showcasing Animal Welfare Initiatives

Chhaya Animal Hospital, operating under the People for the Respect and Care of Animals (PRCA) trust, hosted a successful event in Kolkata titled ‘Embrace Compassion.’ The event highlighted the hospital’s commitment to providing care, shelter, and rehabilitation for animals in need throughout West Bengal. Attended by prominent figures from various fields, the event showcased Chhaya’s state-of-the-art facilities, innovative programs, and the dedication of its team and supporters.

Dolce & Gabbana’s Dog Perfume Sparks Controversy: Is It Safe or Just a Trend?

Dolce & Gabbana has launched a dog perfume called ‘Fefé,’ sparking debate among veterinarians and pet owners. While the perfume claims to be safe and is certified for animal use, some experts argue it could interfere with a dog’s sense of smell, potentially hindering their ability to identify themselves and others, and masking health issues. The debate highlights the ongoing conversation about the ethics of humanizing pets.

Horse Racing Faces Public Scrutiny After Equestrian Scandal

A recent scandal involving Olympic champion Charlotte Dujardin, who was caught repeatedly whipping a horse, has sparked a conversation about horse welfare across equestrian sports, including horse racing. Leaders in horse racing are emphasizing the importance of transparency and prioritizing the well-being of horses to regain public trust. This incident comes at a time when horse racing is already facing criticism for safety concerns and is working to improve its image.

Blaze Kills Hundreds of Animals at Bangkok’s Chatuchak Weekend Market

A fire has swept through the pet section of Chatuchak Weekend Market, killing hundreds of animals. The fire, which started in the early morning, destroyed over 100 shops and took an hour to bring under control. There were no reports of human casualties, but Thai media reports suggested that the fire killed several hundred animals, including fish, snakes, birds, and rabbits. The cause of the fire is being investigated, but officials said they are still working on estimating the cost of damage and that affected shop owners could register for compensation.

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