Replug | Studies have found that rabies deaths and dog bites in India have declined substantially over the past two decades. https://t.co/pOzsPCLCej
Work by many animal welfare organisation also shows that consistent sterilisation has led to a stable and decreasing population of non-rabid street dogs in cities.
✍️ Elly Hiby
Ok this is @IITHyderabad! A premier institute where students get seats through merit and what do they do after joining college?
1. They create dog hating groups on WhatsApp and brainstorm on different ways to kill its campus dogs! Below are the screenshots of the chats which students are having. Don’t they know that killing dogs is a crime? The worst part is there are Phd level students who are driving this hate.
2. During all this discussion, about 2-3 days back, a dog,wolfy, on @IITHyderabad campus dies under mysterious circumstances.
3. It’s a 576 acre campus with about 200 dogs living peacefully. There are only 4 feeding zones at the fag end of the campus. It’s impossible for the dogs to travel all the way for food because they are territorial. This is resulting in dog starvation.
So what is your next plan of action @IITHyderabad ? Would you be actioning on all the above points?
Human welfare and animal welfare go hand in hand! There are scientifically proven solutions to manage dog populations. I hope you will take necessary steps to educate your students to bring awareness on animal welfare in your campus.
Ok this is @IITHyderabad! A premier institute where students get seats through merit and what do they do after joining college?
1. They create dog hating groups on WhatsApp and brainstorm on different ways to kill its campus dogs! Below are the screenshots of the chats which students are having. Don’t they know that killing dogs is a crime? The worst part is there are Phd level students who are driving this hate.
2. During all this discussion, about 2-3 days back, a dog,wolfy, on @IITHyderabad campus dies under mysterious circumstances.
3. It’s a 576 acre campus with about 200 dogs living peacefully. There are only 4 feeding zones at the fag end of the campus. It’s impossible for the dogs to travel all the way for food because they are territorial. This is resulting in dog starvation.
So what is your next plan of action @IITHyderabad ? Would you be actioning on all the above points?
Human welfare and animal welfare go hand in hand! There are scientifically proven solutions to manage dog populations. I hope you will take necessary steps to educate your students to bring awareness on animal welfare in your campus.
Malkajgiri zone
Another dog, small, black, male, picked up from outside Saavan Society, Yapral 3-4 days ago,no release yet.
Complaint:Eating from garbage and creating garbage menace.
Why are the garbage bins not covered?Why is garbage not managed?
@GHMCOnline@ZC_Secunderabad
I'd like to believe a citizen on a 16day hunger strike warrants a conversation with the government whose actions brought him to that place. I say ‘a citizen’ because perhaps any citizen fighting for a cause, for students, would expect the same. Acknowledgment at some level of govt. I cannot imagine a person who wants harm to come to Mr Wangchuk. I don’t see why a mere dialogue is this hard. As a citizen, I don’t pretend to understand any sort of political manoeuvring. As a citizen, I’ve certainly been proved wrong more than I have been right. Political strategy, alliances aside, as a citizen…you cannot dispute what he is fighting for. Younger citizens. Happy to be called naive, simplistic, or ignorant. But I see students crying for help, a citizen on a hunger strike, and I request my govt to engage in dialogue.
HOW MANY MORE DOGS WILL "BREED LOVERS" BREED AND THEN ABANDON?
📍Sanjay Gandhi hospital, Delhi
Watch this video...
These two women abandoned a Labrador outside Sanjay Gandhi Hospital, leaving him confused, terrified, and waiting for people who were never coming back.
What kind of values were these women taught? Why would any decent country want people like them or families that condone such cruelty, in its society?
A dog doesn't understand "abandonment."
He only knows that the people he trusted with his entire life suddenly disappeared.
He waits.
He searches.
He cries.
He stops eating.
He runs after strangers hoping they'll bring his family back.
This is cruelty.
The irony is that the same people who buy and breed dogs without a second thought are often the ones filling our streets with abandoned pets. When the dog becomes inconvenient, expensive, old, sick, or no longer "cute," they dump him like garbage and drive away.
A Labrador is not a street dog. He doesn't know how to survive traffic, hunger, hostile dogs, or human cruelty. Abandoning a pet is often a slow death sentence.
People who can look into the eyes of an animal that loved them unconditionally and still choose to abandon him reveal far more about themselves than about the dog.
If you can no longer care for your pet, find a responsible home, contact rescue groups, or seek help. Abandonment is never the answer.
A society that normalizes abandoning loyal animals cannot call itself compassionate.
If you recognize these individuals or have information about this incident, please come forward. People who abandon animals must be held accountable!
@DelhiPolice@aimeebaruah@manekagandhibjp@gauri_maulekhi@petaindia@asharmeet02@peta
#StopAnimalCruelty #BeKindToAnimals #AnimalRights #saveindiafromdoghaters #JusticeForStrays #StopAnimalCruelty #Accountability #AmendPCA #NoMore50 #SaveIndianDogs #awaranahihamarahai
@rashtrapatibhv@THaPriYa123@JahnaviIyer@dilthi_gujarati@DDNewslive@ndtv@timesofindia@pttv_tweets@ThanthiTV #AamAdmiParty @PetaIndia
It's 2026. We have countless modern transportation options, yet millions of voiceless animals are still forced to carry heavy loads, pull carts, and work until their bodies give up.
They don't complain. They don't protest. They simply endure pain in silence because they have no choice.
It's time to rethink the way we treat them. Working animals deserve dignity, rest, proper care, and a future where they are no longer exploited for transport. We must work towards phasing out the use of animals for transport and replacing it with humane alternatives, step by step.
Compassion is always a choice. Every time we choose empathy over convenience, we make the world a little kinder for those who cannot speak for themselves.
Animals have emotions. They feel fear. They feel exhaustion. They feel pain. And above all, they deserve love and respect not a lifetime of suffering.
A society is remembered not by how it treats the powerful, but by how it treats its most vulnerable. Let's choose kindness. Let's choose compassion. Let's choose a future where no animal has to suffer in silence. ❤️
#AnimalAbuse
We cannot let animal cruelty become India's identity.
India has long been known as a land of compassion, where kindness towards all living beings is woven into our culture, our faiths and our traditions.
Today, people around the world are saying they no longer want to visit our country because of the cruelty inflicted on community dogs.
That should make every one of us stop and reflect.
We need accountability. We need compassion. And we need it now.
#SaveIndianDogs #India
Groot was a vaccinated, sterilised and deeply loved community dog from Barkatpura, Hyderabad. He was picked up without any valid reason and taken to Moosapet Animal Shelter.
According to the residents, despite repeated requests for his return, he was not released. They also allege they were threatened that he would be euthanised.
About eight days later, Groot was finally released,
but in a critical condition.
His caregivers rushed him to a veterinary hospital.
He died that very night.
How does a healthy community dog enter government custody and come back dying?
Barkathpura HBLC Residents Welfare Association has submitted a formal complaint seeking an independent enquiry and accountability @HblcWelfare
We need accountability. We need answers. This is unacceptable.
@GHMCOnline@CommissionrGHMC@TelanganaCMO@PFAIndia@HblcWelfare@XpressHyderabad@DeccanChronicle@TelanganaToday@TheSiasatDaily@TOIHyderabad@THHyderabad@ndtv@IndianExpress@NewIndianXpress
#JusticeForGroot #Hyderabad #SaveIndianDogs #StopDogCruelty
That stray dog at your gate isn't there by accident.
Maybe it's your chance to be a better human.
In Indian traditions, feeding a stray dog is considered an offering to Bhairava.
Whether you believe in karma or simply in kindness, the act remains the same, a hungry soul gets fed.
Don't miss the opportunity to choose compassion!
#SaveIndianDogs #ChooseKindness #StopDogCruelty #India #Hindu
FROM STREET STRAY TO K9 HERO: THENGA SHATTERS EVERY STEREOTYPE!
Meet Thenga, the Indian street dog who shattered stereotypes and earned his place as a K9 hero. 🐾🇮🇳
From the streets of Uttarakhand to the police force, Thenga’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary.
Agile, intelligent, alert, and fearless, he reportedly learned in just days what many pedigree dogs take months to master. Now, he is ready to track, rescue, protect, and serve.
For years, countless Dog haters dismissed Indie dogs as “useless.” Today, Thenga has answered them in the most powerful way possible, not with words, but with courage, ability, and service. That is the perfect slipper shot to every person who ever looked down on our native dogs.
And this is only the beginning!
A heartfelt salute to the Uttarakhand training officers and academy for recognizing the potential of our own Indie dogs and giving Thenga the opportunity he deserved.
May every state take inspiration from this and begin training and employing more Indian dogs instead of assuming that only foreign breeds are capable.
Greatness does not need a pedigree.
Many times, it is born on the streets. ✨
@ANINewsUP@uttarakhandcops@kunkicofficial@aimeebaruah@manekagandhibjp@gauri_maulekhi@petaindia@asharmeet02@peta
#StopAnimalCruelty #BeKindToAnimals #AnimalRights #saveindiafromdoghaters #JusticeForStrays #StopAnimalCruelty #Accountability #AmendPCA #NoMore50 #SaveIndianDogs #awaranahihamarahai
@rashtrapatibhv@THaPriYa123@JahnaviIyer@dilthi_gujarati@DDNewslive@ndtv@timesofindia@pttv_tweets@ThanthiTV
#AamAdmiParty @PetaIndia
Hyderabad: A perfectly healthy, vaccinated community dog named Groot was wrongfully taken by GHMC on June 29th based on a false complaint. After 8 days of bureaucratic delays, he was returned barely alive, suffering from severe tick fever, jaundice, and complete liver failure. He died that very night.
How does a healthy dog die of acute liver failure in just 8 days under government custody? This is horrific negligence and an absolute failure of the system.
If this is how we treat our most vulnerable animals, we are forced to deeply question the core morals and humanity of our country. A society is judged by how it treats its weakest, and right now, the system is failing them completely.
@GHMCOnline@CommissionrGHMC@gadwalvijayainc@TelanganaCMO@RahulGandhi@RenukaCCongress@LiveLawIndia@PMOIndia
@revanth_anumula@KTRBRS@RaoKavitha@BRSHarish@TelanganaCMO@TelanganaCOPs@TelanganaDGP hundreds of dogs are being killed every single day for literally no fault of theirs. If we can’t find scientific solutions, we really don’t deserve to be called a flourishing state! The whole world is moving ahead and recognising dogs as families, and what are we doing? We are going backwards.
To
The Commissioner,
Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC),
Tank Bund, Hyderabad.
Sub: Complaint regarding the death of a community dog due to negligence by GHMC officials – Request for enquiry and appropriate action.
Respected Sir,
We residents of Barkatpura Housing Board Colony, submit this representation on behalf of the colony residents.
Our colony residents regularly feed, vaccinate, and sterilize the community dogs. On 28.06.2026, following a complaint regarding an accident involving a two-wheeler, GHMC officials led by Dr. Agnivesh captured a community dog named Groot and shifted him to the Moosapet Government Animal Shelter.
Despite repeated requests for his release, Ms.Sadguna, Asst. Director Veternary Wing refused and allegedly threatened that the dog would be euthanized. After about eight days, the dog was released in a critical condition. He was immediately admitted to a veterinary hospital but unfortunately died the same night.
The incident raises serious concerns regarding the treatment and care provided to the dog while in GHMC custody.
I therefore request you to kindly order a thorough enquiry into the matter and take appropriate disciplinary action against Dr. Agnivesh, and Ms. Sadguna,Asst . Director & other officials found responsible for negligence, so that such incidents do not reoccur
Thanking you.
Yours faithfully,
Residents Barkatpura Housing Board Colony
Hyderabad
https://t.co/GGfUs3waPf
🚨 URGENT SOS: ODISHA 🚨
Volunteers are urgently needed on the ground in Odisha to help the community dogs.
If you're in Odisha and can assist with rescue efforts, documentation, transport, fostering, legal support, or simply by being present, please come forward. Every helping hand can save a life.
Requesting immediate attention from @MohanMOdisha@CMO_Odisha@Naveen_Odisha@DGPOdisha @SPCB_Odisha @petaindia@pfaindia
Please amplify. Lives depend on it.
#Odisha #AnimalWelfare #StreetDogs
🚨 BLOOD ON THE WALLS. DOGS BEATEN. CAREGIVER ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTED. ILLEGAL RELOCATION ATTEMPT. 🩸🐕💔
📍 Ratnadeep Tower, CP Nagar, Ghatlodia, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India 🇮🇳
Proof: https://t.co/1dZoArZioC
Society members allegedly chased a terrified community dog, brutally beat it with rods, attempted to illegally capture community dogs in plastic bags, and allegedly assaulted an animal caregiver who tried to stop them. Bloodstains were reportedly found near the security office where the dog was cornered.
🚨 Status:
Complaint has reportedly been registered by @DarshnaAnimal at Ghatlodia Police Station.
🚨 We urge @GujaratPolice@AhmedabadPolice@dgpgujarat@Ghtlodia_PS_Ahd@sanghaviharsh@BJP4Gujarat to immediately register an FIR (if not already registered), identify every accused from CCTV footage, investigate the alleged assault on the caregiver, rescue and protect the community dogs, and take strict legal action against all those responsible.
⚖️ Applicable Laws (where applicable):
⚖️ Animal Birth Control (ABC) Rules, 2023
• Rule 11(19): Sterilized community dogs must be returned to the same locality.
• Rule 20: RWAs, societies and builders cannot remove community dogs.
⚖️ Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960
• Sections 11(1)(i), 11(1)(j) & 38(3): Causing unnecessary suffering, illegal relocation and violation of ABC Rules are punishable.
⚖️ Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023
• Section 325: Killing, poisoning or maiming animals.
• Section 62 read with Section 325: Attempt to harm animals through planned mob action.
• Section 3(5): Common intention.
⚖️ If the animal caregiver was threatened or assaulted, offences under BNS Sections 351, 352, 126, 74, 79, 61(2), 189, 191 & 356 may also be attracted, subject to investigation.
Community dogs are protected by law. Mob violence, illegal relocation, and attacks on animal caregivers cannot become society rules.
@PMOIndia@narendramodi@AmitShah@indSupremeCourt@priyankac19@RahulGandhi@TheJohnAbraham@TheRupali@asharmeet02@moefcc@indSupremeCourt@AwbiBallabhgarh@PetaIndia
#IllegalRelocation #DarshnaAnimalWelfare #Roar4Rights #StopAnimalCruelty #Ahmedabad #Ghatlodia #ProtectCaregivers #AmendPCA #JusticeForCommunityDogs #SaveIndianDogs
When a country doesn’t care about how to treat its animals, there are many real world consequences!
Countries lacking strong anti-cruelty frameworks face international backlash. Travelers increasingly avoid destinations that condone poor animal treatment, opting instead for countries that enshrine animal dignity.
This is in #Telangana, and the state has lost its moral compass!
#straydogs #streetdogs #dogs #animals #AnimalAbuse #AnimalCruelty #AnimalRights