Kudige, June 11: The relationship between humans and animals is sensitive, and the animals living on this earth have the same freedom and equal rights as humans, said Prof. Ashok Sangappa Alur, Vice Chancellor of Kodagu University.
Karnataka Veterinary, Animal and Fisheries Sciences University, Bidar Wildlife Veterinary Research Institute and Kodagu University, jointly organized a one-day workshop on wildlife zoonotic diseases as part of World Zoonotic Diseases Day at the premises of the Kaveri Knowledge Center of Kodagu University. Speaking after inaugurating the event, he said that Zoonotic Day is celebrated on July 6 every year to create awareness about zoonotic diseases that spread between animals and humans.
The veterinary profession is a noble and essential field dedicated to the health and well-being of animals and the protection of public health. Veterinarians not only treat sick animals but also play a crucial role in preventing diseases that can be transmitted from wildlife to humans. Humans should maintain a compassionate relationship with animals for the sake of a balanced and harmonious future of the environment. Humans are responsible for the care and protection of wildlife in their surroundings.
Speaking at the inaugural ceremony of the workshop, Dr. M.C. Shivakumar, Director, Wildlife Veterinary Research Institute, Kodagu, said that One Health is a collaborative and integrated concept that recognizes the interrelationship between human health, animal health and environmental health. He said that the well-being of people is closely linked to the health of animals and the ecosystems they share.
University Registrar Dr. Suresh M. spoke. Dr. Nagappa, Professor of Veterinary College, Hassan, and Dr. Pralhad, Associate Professors, Dr. Girish B.C., who arrived as resource persons, presented the topic.
Teaching and non-teaching staff of various departments of the Gyan Kaveri campus of Kodagu University, postgraduate students, and staff of the Wildlife Veterinary Research Institute, Kodagu participated in the workshop. The program was presented by student Shramita Aimudianda. Lecturer Dr. Zameer Ahmed welcomed the gathering, and N.T. Prashanth, staff of the Wildlife Veterinary Research Institute, proposed the vote of thanks.
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