The people of India regardless of their likes, dislikes should always be respectful to Gods creation be it nature , animals. When you hurt animal physically, mentally (locking them & taking away freedom), your hurting God. #SaveDelhiNCRDogs#SaveIndianDogs
This retired relic of yesterday’s politics is inciting violence and fuelling unrest in peaceful communities - a pest thriving on fear and division, desperate for relevance.
Delhi must answer back with dignity: meet your MPs, MLAs, Ministers.
Let reason roar louder than this nuisance.
#SaveIndianDogs
The video from District Sagar, Madhya Pradesh is not just about a dog being brutalised, it is about a nation turning its back on its own conscience.
India is being judged today, not only in the courts, but by the world, and by history.
We cannot allow this decline into darkness to define us.
Hon’ble CM @DrMohanYadav51 ji, please act now. The perpetrators must be punished.
#SaveIndianDogs
@ChouhanShivraj@MPPoliceDeptt@PMOIndia@CMMadhyaPradesh
@thevirdas@thevirdas please check this guy - https://t.co/TCHSCUvzve , this is part 1 , you can check next arts on his page. He’s one of the Real heroes who was there till the end & worked with calm to get all of them out. Don’t go beyond him.
All those brothers and sisters who says send the dogs to shelters, please watch this. This sector 27 rohini sterilisation centre where this dog is kept in bathroom without medicine, without food or water. Just https://t.co/MYFFDZvJG6 die. @CPDelhi i am shaken.
If You Feed Street Dogs – Follow These Steps
1.Inform the Municipal Authority-
> Write a simple letter/email to your Municipal Authority asking them to fix designated feeding spots in your area.
> Keep a copy of the letter with you.
2.Choose Safe Spots
> Pick places away from children’s play areas, footpaths, or busy roads.
3.Feed Till Spots are Fixed
> Continue feeding in safe spots until the Authority officially marks the feeding area.
4.Multiple Spots May Be Needed
> The Supreme Court has said feeding points should be based on the number of dogs.
> This means there can be more than one spot, so dogs do not gather in large numbers and fight.
5.If Someone Stops You
> Show them the copy of your letter to the Municipal Authority.
> Request them to also write to the Authority to indicate the feeding spots soon.
> Till then, the dogs cannot go hungry, hence continue to feed.
> You may be fined for littering under the Municipal Corporation Act, if you feed outside the feeding spots.
6.Keep the Rules With You
> Carry a copy of Rule 20 of the Animal Birth Control (ABC) Rules.
https://t.co/beJVmdipsq Polite and Respectful
> Care for animals with kindness, but also respect people around you.
https://t.co/HCcgr2A4Wl Violence Immediately
> If anyone hurts or threatens you for feeding dogs, report it to the police.
•Relevant laws:
•Causing hurt: Sections 115, 116
•Obstruction: Section 126
•Criminal force: Sections 129, 131
•Threats/insults: Section 351
Dog lovers are the vast majority not a vocal minority. Appeal to the Supreme Court to stay this horrible inhumane order & return to a system of sterilisation & community care.
#Norway को thanks बोलने वालो, कभी thankyou #Dogitization भी बोल देते!
आठ साल निःस्वार्थ जागरूकता के बाद भी एक भी संस्था ने मिशन को धन्यवाद क्यो नहीं दिया?
#Honesty
What happens when you cull or displace a large number of animals that you think are inconveniencing you?
Millions have died, still we have politicians and judges acting recklessly because they have no systems thinking. When you kill or displace them, you put all of us in danger!
1950s, India (Bihar) – Jackals and foxes were heavily culled as vermin; snake populations surged, increasing bites and rural deaths from envenomation.
1994, Surat, India – Authorities culled stray dogs during plague fears; exploding rat populations spread disease faster, forcing half the city’s residents to flee in panic.
1997, India (Shimla) – Authorities poisoned stray dogs to curb rabies; the city saw a surge in monkeys (previously controlled by dogs), which raided homes and farms, creating new health and food crises.
2018, Kerala, India – Stray dog culling escalated before floods; unchecked rat populations contributed to a spike in leptospirosis infections after the floods.
2021, India (Uttarakhand) – Leopard killings after human-wildlife conflicts destabilized local ecosystems; wild boar populations surged, raiding farms and destroying food crops for subsistence farmers.
1902, Australia – Colonial authorities mass-poisoned dingoes to protect livestock; kangaroo and rabbit populations surged, causing overgrazing, soil erosion, and widespread crop failures for farmers.
1958–1962, China – Mao’s Four Pests Campaign exterminated sparrows; insect populations exploded, crops were destroyed, and the Great Famine killed tens of millions.
1950s, USSR (Siberia & Central Asia) – State bounties on wolves wiped out predators; rodent populations ballooned, spreading diseases like tularemia and destroying grain stocks, causing regional food shortages.
2016, Madagascar – Authorities culled thousands of fruit bats blamed for damaging fruit orchards; insect pests exploded, reducing rice yields and causing famine
2020, China (Xinjiang) – Wolf culling to protect livestock led to booming rodent populations, which destroyed pastures and grain, creating fodder shortages for both animals and herders.
2017, Mauritius – Government culled thousands of fruit bats to protect lychee harvests; pollination declined, lychee yields crashed anyway, and farmers faced both crop loss and community outrage.
2020, Denmark – Millions of mink were culled over COVID-19 fears; improper disposal polluted groundwater, sparking health concerns, farmer bankruptcies, and rural economic collapse.
2016, Chile – Millions of farmed salmon were culled during an algal bloom crisis; the rotting biomass worsened oxygen depletion, wiping out wild fisheries and leaving coastal communities without income or protein sources
2003, Botswana – Government killed large numbers of cattle and wildlife to prevent foot-and-mouth disease for beef exports; ecosystems collapsed and rural families lost food sources, leading to hunger and persistent famine.
2020, Australia (New South Wales) – Large flying fox culls to protect orchards reduced pollination for native trees; communities later faced water stress and heatwaves without the bats’ ecosystem services, causing crop and water shortages.
2022, Turkey (Anatolia) – Jackal and wolf culling to “protect” sheep flocks led to skyrocketing hare and rodent numbers, which devastated fields, leaving villagers with food and fodder shortages.
2023, Thailand – Fruit bat culling in orchard regions reduced pollination; durian harvest failures spread across provinces, leaving smallholders in debt and local food supply disrupted.
50 more stray dogs were vaccinated yesterday in Kalyan.
This was done with the help of local caregivers, who stepped forward with compassion and responsibility.
These efforts remind us that sterilization & vaccination are the only humane and preventive solutions to avoid animal-human conflicts. These two steps alone can reduce the problem to almost zero.
We must keep pushing local authorities to focus on such drives. Taking dogs away and putting them into shelters is neither viable nor practical. The real solution lies in community-driven sterilization & vaccination
#dogs
Request #supremecourt to reverse decision by the earlier bench which was taken in haste, disrespecting the laws & scientific knowhow & complete disregard for animals & humans welfare. Lets be kind to every kind.They are OUR community dogs
#SaveDelhiNCRDogs#nodogsnovote