Neutering treatment for street dogs

Mondaypet, May 19: Town Panchayat Chief Officer Krishnaprasad has appealed to the public to cooperate in the sterilization treatment of street dogs.

He gave this information after performing puja at the newly constructed surgical room in the premises of the veterinary hospital for the sterilization treatment of street dogs by the town panchayat here.

In the wake of the order of the Supreme Court of the country, street dogs will be caught in the town panchayat area, sterilized and released after care, he said, adding that the public should cooperate in this project to prevent dog infestation without getting into any misinformation or confusion.

Assistant Director of the Animal Husbandry Department Lingaraj Doddamani said that the government has formulated a plan to prevent the infestation of street dogs and their deaths across the country, and accordingly, dogs will be caught and sterilized through NGOs. He said that male dogs will be released after 3 days of medical treatment and female dogs after 5 days. He also informed that those who have pet dogs at home can also get their dogs vaccinated against rabies free of cost. Town Panchayat Engineer Hem Kumar, Health Inspector Jasim Khan, Secretary Adil and other staff were present.

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