VIDEO | Stray dogs case: On the Supreme Court’s hearing, Advocate Poulomi Pavini Shukla says, “It is repeatedly claimed that feeding increases the dog population and should be stopped. However, scientific evidence shows the opposite. Feeding makes sterilization easier, reduces aggression, and limits roaming. Fed dogs are calmer, rest more, and bite less. Feeders know the dogs, can identify illness, and help catch them for sterilization. Scientific evidence presented in court shows that feeding builds trust between dogs and humans, reduces their range, and increases sterilization rates. Countries like Tanzania have reduced dog bites by 75 per cent through feeding and sterilization alone. Penalising feeders, who are exercising a legal right, is wrong. Hunger makes dogs aggressive; fed dogs are calmer and less likely to bite. If the goal is to reduce dog bites, it must be done scientifically.”
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1 dog per 5 humans in Bhutan.
1 dog per 24 humans in India.
Bhutan fixed it.
India debates endlessly.
This proves the crisis is about strategy, not numbers.
#SaveIndianDogs#SaveIndianAnimals
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Shekhar Gupta's dog survey has 1063 respondents. Lets take a poll to beat this number, requesting only resident Indians to respond.
Do you feel safe with stray dogs on your streets? Answer and Repost please!
#WATCH | Delhi | On latest SC order on stray dogs in Delhi-NCR, Animal Rights Activist Ambika Shukla says, "... Supreme Court gave a free pass to firecrackers, saying that don't remove pollution but remove animals... What kind of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' is this, where only humans have the right to live?... This is the first order where the footnote is only unverified media reports, not an expert committee's report, scientific data, municipal data, or medical report..."
#WATCH | Delhi | People protest at the India Gate against the latest SC order to remove all stray dogs from the premises of educational institutions, hospitals, bus and railway stations.
If we want to save our bachhas, we must act together. Small teams follow the vans and record where they’re being taken. Goal: 30–50 videos. Please take this seriously.