Stray Dog Neutering Drive Begins

Madikeri, Sep. 1; The city council has taken steps to control the menace of stray dogs in Madikeri city and has started the process of catching stray dogs and neutering them.

The work of catching dogs has begun from this morning and they will be treated surgically in a shed built near the Maitri Samudra Bhavan, taken care of there, given rabies vaccination and then released back at the place where they were caught. Staff from Uttara Kannada district are involved in this work. The cost of surgical treatment of a dog will be Rs. 1430, which will be borne by the city council. This process will continue for two months and 40 to 50 dogs will be caught and treated daily, said Mahesh Jaini, vice-chairman of the city council.

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