🐾 Activists to rein in stray dogs

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The Animal Husbandry Department of the BBMP promised to curb the number of dog bite complaints at NIMHANS.

Story so far: The BBMP in collaboration with NIMHANS has constituted an Animal Coordination Committee with animal activists to ensure that a harmonious environment is maintained on the campus. This comes after the Karnataka High Court instructed the BBMP to rein in stray dogs on the campus.

  • BBMP Animal Husbandry Additional Director stated that measures had been taken to control the population of stray dogs by arranging for sterilization.
  • Animal activists suggest that feeding stray dogs can bring down incidents of dog bites on campus as well as around the city.

Necessary measures: Since the dogs cannot be relocated as it is a violation of a Supreme Court order, activists insist that feeding the strays is the solution to dog bite cases. One activist stated that if a dog is starved, they are more likely to get angry quickly and attack people when provoked.

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