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🔴 BREAKING: MCD admits it CAN’T MEET stray dog control target. SC has ordered all Stray dogs to move to shelters. ~ Delhi has 6 lakh stray dogs; needs 4.5 lakh STERILISATIONS yearly ~ Capacity allows only 1.25 lakh operations; just 20 centres, No Shelters ~ Experts say 70%... show more

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🔴 BREAKING: Supreme Court Orders Stray Dogs to Be Removed From Streets in DELHI ~ SC directs Delhi govt, MCD & NDMC to pick up stray dogs from all localities ~ Dogs to be kept in shelters, not released back on streets or colonies ~ Anyone obstructing the pickup process will face legal action 👉🏼 Finally, a humane yet firm approach, public safety & animal welfare can go hand in hand.

🔴 BREAKING: Supreme Court Orders Stray Dogs to Be Removed From Streets in DELHI ~ SC directs Delhi govt, MCD & NDMC to pick up stray dogs from all localities ~ Dogs to be kept in shelters, not released back on streets or colonies ~ Anyone obstructing the pickup process will face legal action 👉🏼 Finally, a humane yet firm approach, public safety & animal welfare can go hand in hand.

The Analyzer (News Updates🗞️)

157,618 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Delhi: On SC order to send all stray dogs in Delhi-NCR to shelters within 8 weeks, PETA India Advocacy Associate, Shaurya Agrawal says, "This particular order is impractical, illogical and according to the animal birth control rules, also illegal. The Delhi government had 24 years to implement these sterilisation programs, implement the ABC rules...Delhi has 10 lakh dogs. Housing them in shelters is impractical. It is very difficult. This is going to create chaos and problems. Removal of dogs is inhumane, is cruelty in itself, and the conditions within the shelters are going to be very bad...We are exploring all our legal avenues. And in the past, we have met the Delhi government and have urged them to implement the ABC rules properly and the sterilisation programs in the city."

#WATCH | Delhi: On SC order to send all stray dogs in Delhi-NCR to shelters within 8 weeks, PETA India Advocacy Associate, Shaurya Agrawal says, "This particular order is impractical, illogical and according to the animal birth control rules, also illegal. The Delhi government had 24 years to implement these sterilisation programs, implement the ABC rules...Delhi has 10 lakh dogs. Housing them in shelters is impractical. It is very difficult. This is going to create chaos and problems. Removal of dogs is inhumane, is cruelty in itself, and the conditions within the shelters are going to be very bad...We are exploring all our legal avenues. And in the past, we have met the Delhi government and have urged them to implement the ABC rules properly and the sterilisation programs in the city."

ANI

283,932 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Delhi | On SC order to send all stray dogs in Delhi-NCR to shelters within 8 weeks, Founder of Helping Hands of Animals, Jaishree Bansal says, "Removing the dogs is not a solution, they are as much citizens of Delhi as you and I are....Where will you find land to keep 3 lakh stray dogs in Delhi? Then you need infrastructure, including staff, medical staff, and a prepaid amount for expenses. This is not possible...This is very inhumane...They should establish a dedicated team or helpline for reporting dog bite cases, along with the required evidence. Shelters are in place for aggressive dogs. Removing the dogs is not a solution...If sterilisation were happening timely, would there have been so many dogs?...Many previous SC judgements have stated relocation is a crime...We will challenge this order."

#WATCH | Delhi | On SC order to send all stray dogs in Delhi-NCR to shelters within 8 weeks, Founder of Helping Hands of Animals, Jaishree Bansal says, "Removing the dogs is not a solution, they are as much citizens of Delhi as you and I are....Where will you find land to keep 3 lakh stray dogs in Delhi? Then you need infrastructure, including staff, medical staff, and a prepaid amount for expenses. This is not possible...This is very inhumane...They should establish a dedicated team or helpline for reporting dog bite cases, along with the required evidence. Shelters are in place for aggressive dogs. Removing the dogs is not a solution...If sterilisation were happening timely, would there have been so many dogs?...Many previous SC judgements have stated relocation is a crime...We will challenge this order."

ANI

35,482 views • 1 year ago

WATCH | A day after the Supreme Court ordered authorities in Delhi-NCR to relocate stray dogs from streets to shelters, animal rights activist Manavi Rai alleged that corruption in the MCD is behind the surge in rabies cases and the cruel treatment of dogs — including surgeries carried out without anaesthesia. On August 11, Rai and other activists gathered at India Gate to peacefully protest the order, calling it unfeasible and inhumane. They were soon detained by police. “Despite protesting peacefully, we are being taken to jail just for visiting India Gate,” Rai said. 📹 Report: Charulata Biswas (Delhi stray dogs, Supreme Court order, dog shelters, MCD, dog bite cases, rabies, urban strays, public safety, animal activists) #DelhiDogs #StrayDogs #AnimalWelfare #DogShelters #MCD #PublicHealth #AnimalRights

WATCH | A day after the Supreme Court ordered authorities in Delhi-NCR to relocate stray dogs from streets to shelters, animal rights activist Manavi Rai alleged that corruption in the MCD is behind the surge in rabies cases and the cruel treatment of dogs — including surgeries carried out without anaesthesia. On August 11, Rai and other activists gathered at India Gate to peacefully protest the order, calling it unfeasible and inhumane. They were soon detained by police. “Despite protesting peacefully, we are being taken to jail just for visiting India Gate,” Rai said. 📹 Report: Charulata Biswas (Delhi stray dogs, Supreme Court order, dog shelters, MCD, dog bite cases, rabies, urban strays, public safety, animal activists) #DelhiDogs #StrayDogs #AnimalWelfare #DogShelters #MCD #PublicHealth #AnimalRights

The Indian Express

17,024 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Over SC order on stray dogs in Delhi-NCR, Supreme Court lawyer and petitioner Nanita Sharma says, "This is a balanced order. The court has involved all states in this case. All matters regarding dog issues pending in all courts in all states will be brought under one. They have said that regular dogs should be sterilised and aggressive dogs should be put in pounds/ animal shelters. The court has ruled that MCD will establish designated feeding areas for dogs..."

#WATCH | Over SC order on stray dogs in Delhi-NCR, Supreme Court lawyer and petitioner Nanita Sharma says, "This is a balanced order. The court has involved all states in this case. All matters regarding dog issues pending in all courts in all states will be brought under one. They have said that regular dogs should be sterilised and aggressive dogs should be put in pounds/ animal shelters. The court has ruled that MCD will establish designated feeding areas for dogs..."

ANI

18,423 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Delhi | On SC order to send all stray dogs in Delhi-NCR to shelters within 8 weeks, Animal Rights Activist and BJP leader Maneka Gandhi says, "It is not a doable order... This is a very strange judgment given by someone who is in anger. Angry judgments are never sensible..." She says, "... There is no single government-run shelter in Delhi. In how many shelters would you put 3 lakh dogs? You don't even have one. To make those shelters, you have to spend at least Rs 15 thousand crore... You'll have to find 3000 places for shelters in places where no one lives. How will you find these many places?... This can't be done in two months... You'll have to employ 1.5 lakh people to just be sanitation workers, which will again cost crores... Firstly, when they go to get the dogs, there will be fighting in every street because feeders are not going to let the dogs go. Every day, there will be fights. Do we want this destabilisation situation? Other political parties will get into it to attack the BJP... When the dogs from here are displaced, dogs from nearby states will come to Delhi, as there will be more food here. Then, within a week, there will be another 3 lakh dogs in Delhi, and these will not be sterilised. Then will you start another sterilisation programme and spend hundreds of crores again?..."

#WATCH | Delhi | On SC order to send all stray dogs in Delhi-NCR to shelters within 8 weeks, Animal Rights Activist and BJP leader Maneka Gandhi says, "It is not a doable order... This is a very strange judgment given by someone who is in anger. Angry judgments are never sensible..." She says, "... There is no single government-run shelter in Delhi. In how many shelters would you put 3 lakh dogs? You don't even have one. To make those shelters, you have to spend at least Rs 15 thousand crore... You'll have to find 3000 places for shelters in places where no one lives. How will you find these many places?... This can't be done in two months... You'll have to employ 1.5 lakh people to just be sanitation workers, which will again cost crores... Firstly, when they go to get the dogs, there will be fighting in every street because feeders are not going to let the dogs go. Every day, there will be fights. Do we want this destabilisation situation? Other political parties will get into it to attack the BJP... When the dogs from here are displaced, dogs from nearby states will come to Delhi, as there will be more food here. Then, within a week, there will be another 3 lakh dogs in Delhi, and these will not be sterilised. Then will you start another sterilisation programme and spend hundreds of crores again?..."

ANI

402,356 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Delhi: Supreme Court rules stray dogs in Delhi-NCR not to be rounded up permanently, BJP leader Vijay Goel says, "I welcome the Supreme Court's order, but its implementation is very difficult. There are more than 12 crore dogs in the country, and more than 10 lakh dogs in Delhi alone. Every day, 2000 dog bite cases are reported. The Supreme Court has said that every dog should be sterilised and vaccinated... If the dogs bite, will it be the responsibility of the Supreme Court or of those NGOs who shouted and screamed that these stray dogs should remain on the streets?... Ultimately, they have given more importance to these stray dogs than to the human race. Humans are afraid of giving birth to children, but dogs give birth to four puppies at a time. In the times to come, this will become a city of dogs. Man will go inside their houses due to fear, and dogs will roam freely..."

#WATCH | Delhi: Supreme Court rules stray dogs in Delhi-NCR not to be rounded up permanently, BJP leader Vijay Goel says, "I welcome the Supreme Court's order, but its implementation is very difficult. There are more than 12 crore dogs in the country, and more than 10 lakh dogs in Delhi alone. Every day, 2000 dog bite cases are reported. The Supreme Court has said that every dog should be sterilised and vaccinated... If the dogs bite, will it be the responsibility of the Supreme Court or of those NGOs who shouted and screamed that these stray dogs should remain on the streets?... Ultimately, they have given more importance to these stray dogs than to the human race. Humans are afraid of giving birth to children, but dogs give birth to four puppies at a time. In the times to come, this will become a city of dogs. Man will go inside their houses due to fear, and dogs will roam freely..."

ANI

83,875 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | SC ordered removal of all stray dogs from the premises of educational institutions, hospitals, bus and railway stations and directed that they won’t be released back in the same area after sterilisation. Animal rights activist & BJP leader Maneka Gandhi says, "This is as bad as or even worse than Justice Pardiwala's judgement. This cannot be put into practice...If 5000 dogs are removed, where will you keep them? You need 50 shelters...But you do not have that. You need people to pick them up. What difference will removing 5000 dogs make? If there are 8 lakh dogs here, what will removing 5000 dogs change?...The question is that if this were possible, it would have been done..."

#WATCH | SC ordered removal of all stray dogs from the premises of educational institutions, hospitals, bus and railway stations and directed that they won’t be released back in the same area after sterilisation. Animal rights activist & BJP leader Maneka Gandhi says, "This is as bad as or even worse than Justice Pardiwala's judgement. This cannot be put into practice...If 5000 dogs are removed, where will you keep them? You need 50 shelters...But you do not have that. You need people to pick them up. What difference will removing 5000 dogs make? If there are 8 lakh dogs here, what will removing 5000 dogs change?...The question is that if this were possible, it would have been done..."

ANI

147,783 views • 9 months ago

#WATCH | Delhi | SC rules stray dogs in Delhi-NCR not to be rounded up permanently, animal rights activist & BJP leader Maneka Gandhi says," I am very happy with this scientific judgement. Relocation and fear are the only reasons for dogs biting. There is no question of releasing dogs infected with Rabies. The court has not defined what an aggressive dog is. This needs to be defined...It is absolutely right (order to create designated feeding areas). They (civic authority) also have to put up signboards for such designated areas...The court has stated that its ruling applies throughout the country...As per the order, the municipal corporations will have to set up proper ABC (Animal Birth Control) centres. For the first time in 25 years, the government stated in Parliament that it is allocating Rs 2,500 crores for this program..."

#WATCH | Delhi | SC rules stray dogs in Delhi-NCR not to be rounded up permanently, animal rights activist & BJP leader Maneka Gandhi says," I am very happy with this scientific judgement. Relocation and fear are the only reasons for dogs biting. There is no question of releasing dogs infected with Rabies. The court has not defined what an aggressive dog is. This needs to be defined...It is absolutely right (order to create designated feeding areas). They (civic authority) also have to put up signboards for such designated areas...The court has stated that its ruling applies throughout the country...As per the order, the municipal corporations will have to set up proper ABC (Animal Birth Control) centres. For the first time in 25 years, the government stated in Parliament that it is allocating Rs 2,500 crores for this program..."

ANI

40,051 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Delhi: On meeting the Mayor of Delhi, a dog/animal lover said, "We were worried that after the Supreme Court order, a lot of dogs are already being picked up, and where are they being taken, what will be done with them. Because Delhi does not have the capacity to keep 7 lakh street dogs in one place in good humane conditions. MCD also knows this. We have got such a good assurance from the Mayor that he also wants to implement the order in a good way, along with all the citizens. We want every living being, whether it is human or animal, to live and let live. Compassion and non-violence is our religion... In the first phase, those dogs will be picked up who are aggressive, bite or whose behaviour needs improvement..."

#WATCH | Delhi: On meeting the Mayor of Delhi, a dog/animal lover said, "We were worried that after the Supreme Court order, a lot of dogs are already being picked up, and where are they being taken, what will be done with them. Because Delhi does not have the capacity to keep 7 lakh street dogs in one place in good humane conditions. MCD also knows this. We have got such a good assurance from the Mayor that he also wants to implement the order in a good way, along with all the citizens. We want every living being, whether it is human or animal, to live and let live. Compassion and non-violence is our religion... In the first phase, those dogs will be picked up who are aggressive, bite or whose behaviour needs improvement..."

ANI

103,582 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Delhi | On SC order on stray dogs in Delhi-NCR, Congress leader Renuka Chowdhury says, "...If the court makes a decision, it will have to promise us and give us a guarantee that monkeys will also not roam around. Because of dogs, monkeys stay in control... There is an ecological balance in society. Without knowing anything, they made this decision... Last year in Delhi NCR, 2000 women were raped and 500 murders happened. They are not taking any suo motu cognisance of this. There are zero deaths related to dog bites. If you remove dogs from the streets or kill them inhumanely, I will stand against this. This is the way. There is an ecological balance that will be threatened if you remove dogs..."

#WATCH | Delhi | On SC order on stray dogs in Delhi-NCR, Congress leader Renuka Chowdhury says, "...If the court makes a decision, it will have to promise us and give us a guarantee that monkeys will also not roam around. Because of dogs, monkeys stay in control... There is an ecological balance in society. Without knowing anything, they made this decision... Last year in Delhi NCR, 2000 women were raped and 500 murders happened. They are not taking any suo motu cognisance of this. There are zero deaths related to dog bites. If you remove dogs from the streets or kill them inhumanely, I will stand against this. This is the way. There is an ecological balance that will be threatened if you remove dogs..."

ANI

63,919 views • 1 year ago

VIDEO | Animal Rights Activist Maneka Gandhi spoke on the Supreme Court's order to remove all stray dogs from the Delhi-NCR streets within 8 weeks. She says, "This judgment is a suo motu case, which means nobody complained; the judge took it up on his own. We were expecting something like this anyway. Now, if this order is to be followed, it would mean rounding up three lakh dogs in Delhi and placing them in centres. The Delhi government would need to find 1,000–2,000 centres, as too many dogs together would fight. They would first need land, then construct facilities within eight weeks, costing at least Rs 4-5 crore, with caretakers, feeders, and watchmen to prevent escapes. This judgment seems to lack rational thought and stems from anger. Strangely, the order is based on a newspaper report of a child killed by dogs, but the family has confirmed the child died of meningitis." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

VIDEO | Animal Rights Activist Maneka Gandhi spoke on the Supreme Court's order to remove all stray dogs from the Delhi-NCR streets within 8 weeks. She says, "This judgment is a suo motu case, which means nobody complained; the judge took it up on his own. We were expecting something like this anyway. Now, if this order is to be followed, it would mean rounding up three lakh dogs in Delhi and placing them in centres. The Delhi government would need to find 1,000–2,000 centres, as too many dogs together would fight. They would first need land, then construct facilities within eight weeks, costing at least Rs 4-5 crore, with caretakers, feeders, and watchmen to prevent escapes. This judgment seems to lack rational thought and stems from anger. Strangely, the order is based on a newspaper report of a child killed by dogs, but the family has confirmed the child died of meningitis." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

Press Trust of India

399,035 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Delhi | On SC refusing to modify directions to remove stray dogs from public places, Animal rights activist, Advocate Punita Jha, says, "... We have the ABC (Animal Birth Control) guidelines of 2023 in place, which include a 'pick-and-drop' provision. You cannot simply pick up dogs and put them in a shelter permanently. They have rights... There are Articles 19, 21, and Article 51-A(g), which mandate compassion for animals, specifically instructing us to protect every living creature... No one is going to build shelters for dogs. The costs involved are exorbitant, and even if shelters were constructed, the dogs housed within them would likely not be provided with food... If any improvement were going to happen, it would have happened long ago. We wouldn't have to bear the cost of sterilisation out of our own pockets..."

#WATCH | Delhi | On SC refusing to modify directions to remove stray dogs from public places, Animal rights activist, Advocate Punita Jha, says, "... We have the ABC (Animal Birth Control) guidelines of 2023 in place, which include a 'pick-and-drop' provision. You cannot simply pick up dogs and put them in a shelter permanently. They have rights... There are Articles 19, 21, and Article 51-A(g), which mandate compassion for animals, specifically instructing us to protect every living creature... No one is going to build shelters for dogs. The costs involved are exorbitant, and even if shelters were constructed, the dogs housed within them would likely not be provided with food... If any improvement were going to happen, it would have happened long ago. We wouldn't have to bear the cost of sterilisation out of our own pockets..."

ANI

11,700 views • 3 months ago

#WATCH | Delhi: On Supreme Court refuses to modify directions to remove stray dogs from public places, Animal rights activist Gauri Mulekhi says, "I think it is a balanced judgment. Earlier in November, the Court had asked for dogs to be summarily picked up and removed and kept in shelters, whatever. Here today, the most stress was given to animal birth control rules. It has been directed that there has to be an animal birth control centre in every district. There has to be trained manpower, trained veterinarians, as well as procedures to be followed, which have been prescribed by the Animal Welfare Board of India. Reporting has to be done, and compliance reports have to be given to the High Courts and the Supreme Court. So the focus on animal birth control rules is very, very welcome, and the rest has been left to the state authorities as to how they want to remove dogs from sensitive areas..."

#WATCH | Delhi: On Supreme Court refuses to modify directions to remove stray dogs from public places, Animal rights activist Gauri Mulekhi says, "I think it is a balanced judgment. Earlier in November, the Court had asked for dogs to be summarily picked up and removed and kept in shelters, whatever. Here today, the most stress was given to animal birth control rules. It has been directed that there has to be an animal birth control centre in every district. There has to be trained manpower, trained veterinarians, as well as procedures to be followed, which have been prescribed by the Animal Welfare Board of India. Reporting has to be done, and compliance reports have to be given to the High Courts and the Supreme Court. So the focus on animal birth control rules is very, very welcome, and the rest has been left to the state authorities as to how they want to remove dogs from sensitive areas..."

ANI

13,787 views • 3 months ago

The Supreme Court order on stray dogs in Delhi is nothing but a death sentence for every single stray on every single street in the national capital - and each one of us needs to raise our voice against it to #SaveDelhiDogs. Listen, I’m not some animal rights activist. I think every single stray dog needs to be vaccinated, sterilised, and released into safe surroundings. Those who bite humans should be rehabilitated or put into a shelter. But how on EARTH and WHY are you putting EVERY SINGLE STREET DOG in Delhi in a shelter? Pehle toh aapke paas shelter nahi hai, aur order implement ABHI honi hai. What is the government doing? Releasing them into the forest! Into the ridge! How the hell will they survive? What is worse, they have absurd rules - you cannot adopt any dog that has been put into a shelter. So what will a puppy who has been picked up from the street today do? Live the rest of his life in a sarkari prison? The Supreme Court is correct to worry about a rise in rabies cases. But the solution is not this ABSURD, IMPRACTICAL, and INHUMAN plan to throw all our street dogs into poorly managed, poorly built shelters in the middle of nowhere. GLOBAL examples have shown that there is only ONE solution to this problem: vaccinate, sterilise, and release. Why does the government not want to follow SUPREME COURT RULINGS directing the MCD to carry out sterilisation drives? With all due respect to the Supreme Court, today’s verdict is not based in legal precedent nor in common sense or scientific fact. Aur toh aur, it goes against laws put in place by Parliament because of leaders like Maneka Sanjay Gandhi ji. This is a classic case of judicial overreach by a judiciary that has forgotten that it cannot invent the law. Finally, baat rahi of long term solutions. Most strays were once pets bought from sasta breeders who don’t care about animals. What happens when the dog that Dimple Aunty bought for her son’s birthday is thrown onto the streets one year later? When he mates with another dog abandoned by another careless owner and has kids on the street? How many dogs will you keep transferring to these shelters - and for how long? Look at the condition of the gaushalas constructed by this government. Look at the failed policy of trying to send monkeys to shelters. Jo gay ko sambhal nahi paaye, jo Dilli mein bandaron ki samasya ka hal dhoondh nahi sake, woh kutton ki kya izzat karenge? MCD ki incompetence ki keemat hamare strays kyun bhare? Rekha Gupta ji, reconsider your decision. You still have time. We can work together to ensure Delhi’s streets are safe for dogs AND humans.

The Supreme Court order on stray dogs in Delhi is nothing but a death sentence for every single stray on every single street in the national capital - and each one of us needs to raise our voice against it to #SaveDelhiDogs. Listen, I’m not some animal rights activist. I think every single stray dog needs to be vaccinated, sterilised, and released into safe surroundings. Those who bite humans should be rehabilitated or put into a shelter. But how on EARTH and WHY are you putting EVERY SINGLE STREET DOG in Delhi in a shelter? Pehle toh aapke paas shelter nahi hai, aur order implement ABHI honi hai. What is the government doing? Releasing them into the forest! Into the ridge! How the hell will they survive? What is worse, they have absurd rules - you cannot adopt any dog that has been put into a shelter. So what will a puppy who has been picked up from the street today do? Live the rest of his life in a sarkari prison? The Supreme Court is correct to worry about a rise in rabies cases. But the solution is not this ABSURD, IMPRACTICAL, and INHUMAN plan to throw all our street dogs into poorly managed, poorly built shelters in the middle of nowhere. GLOBAL examples have shown that there is only ONE solution to this problem: vaccinate, sterilise, and release. Why does the government not want to follow SUPREME COURT RULINGS directing the MCD to carry out sterilisation drives? With all due respect to the Supreme Court, today’s verdict is not based in legal precedent nor in common sense or scientific fact. Aur toh aur, it goes against laws put in place by Parliament because of leaders like Maneka Sanjay Gandhi ji. This is a classic case of judicial overreach by a judiciary that has forgotten that it cannot invent the law. Finally, baat rahi of long term solutions. Most strays were once pets bought from sasta breeders who don’t care about animals. What happens when the dog that Dimple Aunty bought for her son’s birthday is thrown onto the streets one year later? When he mates with another dog abandoned by another careless owner and has kids on the street? How many dogs will you keep transferring to these shelters - and for how long? Look at the condition of the gaushalas constructed by this government. Look at the failed policy of trying to send monkeys to shelters. Jo gay ko sambhal nahi paaye, jo Dilli mein bandaron ki samasya ka hal dhoondh nahi sake, woh kutton ki kya izzat karenge? MCD ki incompetence ki keemat hamare strays kyun bhare? Rekha Gupta ji, reconsider your decision. You still have time. We can work together to ensure Delhi’s streets are safe for dogs AND humans.

Anish Gawande

875,519 views • 1 year ago

Look at this furry little soul, showing such unconditional love to her caregiver. ❤️ Animals don’t ask for much — just a little food, care, and true love. In return, they give us trust, loyalty, and affection beyond words. But sadly, so many of them suffer on the streets — injured, hungry, abandoned, or abused. Their only fault? That they were born into an environment where no one wanted to take responsibility. We always say this with all our heart — population control is the only humane and sustainable way forward. Mass sterilization and vaccination are not just medical procedures, they are acts of compassion. They help control the growing stray population and prevent endless cycles of suffering. This is the most important step to avoid human-animal conflict and to ensure that every stray gets the dignity of life it deserves. Let us stand together for them. Let us push for mass sterilization and vaccinations. Let us choose love, responsibility, and coexistence. Because every life matters. 💙 #dogs

Look at this furry little soul, showing such unconditional love to her caregiver. ❤️ Animals don’t ask for much — just a little food, care, and true love. In return, they give us trust, loyalty, and affection beyond words. But sadly, so many of them suffer on the streets — injured, hungry, abandoned, or abused. Their only fault? That they were born into an environment where no one wanted to take responsibility. We always say this with all our heart — population control is the only humane and sustainable way forward. Mass sterilization and vaccination are not just medical procedures, they are acts of compassion. They help control the growing stray population and prevent endless cycles of suffering. This is the most important step to avoid human-animal conflict and to ensure that every stray gets the dignity of life it deserves. Let us stand together for them. Let us push for mass sterilization and vaccinations. Let us choose love, responsibility, and coexistence. Because every life matters. 💙 #dogs

Vidit Sharma 🇮🇳

18,395 views • 1 year ago

The Supreme Court’s interim order directing the removal of stray dogs from public spaces has reignited debate over India’s approach to animal welfare. In an interview, Senior Advocate Percival Billimoria, Senior Advocate said the order risks undoing years of progress under the Animal Birth Control (ABC) framework — arguing that sterilisation and vaccination, not relocation, remain the only humane and scientific solutions. He noted that community dogs are often cared for by local residents, not “elite activists,” and with limited shelter capacity in cities like Delhi, such directives raise more questions than answers. He added that since this is an interim order, they hope the Court will hear the other side and reconsider its position. Watch the full interview on YouTube! #straydogs #delhi #SupremeCourt

The Supreme Court’s interim order directing the removal of stray dogs from public spaces has reignited debate over India’s approach to animal welfare. In an interview, Senior Advocate Percival Billimoria, Senior Advocate said the order risks undoing years of progress under the Animal Birth Control (ABC) framework — arguing that sterilisation and vaccination, not relocation, remain the only humane and scientific solutions. He noted that community dogs are often cared for by local residents, not “elite activists,” and with limited shelter capacity in cities like Delhi, such directives raise more questions than answers. He added that since this is an interim order, they hope the Court will hear the other side and reconsider its position. Watch the full interview on YouTube! #straydogs #delhi #SupremeCourt

Mojo Story

17,414 views • 9 months ago

🐕 Every single day I feed 80 street dogs in Thailand 🥘 We also cook food for 800 dogs in total around the island which gets handed out by volunteers and shelters 🛵 The dogs all know the sound of the scooter coming from miles away 💊 Tey hall look so healthy because they get medicines and vet trips when needed ✂️ Every dog we can we sterilise to control populations. 2000 this year alone The truth is I could easily pay someone to do the morning feed for me given how many balls I am keeping in the air with this mission to save street dogs. I never will though and will always start my day on the moped as it keeps me close to the problem. It makes me remember why I do this. Also just showing up and being there for the dogs is important for me as someone who is a recovering alcoholic. How could you possibly let those wonderful creatures down 🥰🙏

🐕 Every single day I feed 80 street dogs in Thailand 🥘 We also cook food for 800 dogs in total around the island which gets handed out by volunteers and shelters 🛵 The dogs all know the sound of the scooter coming from miles away 💊 Tey hall look so healthy because they get medicines and vet trips when needed ✂️ Every dog we can we sterilise to control populations. 2000 this year alone The truth is I could easily pay someone to do the morning feed for me given how many balls I am keeping in the air with this mission to save street dogs. I never will though and will always start my day on the moped as it keeps me close to the problem. It makes me remember why I do this. Also just showing up and being there for the dogs is important for me as someone who is a recovering alcoholic. How could you possibly let those wonderful creatures down 🥰🙏

Niall Harbison

390,019 views • 2 years ago

#WATCH | Delhi: On Supreme Court refuses to modify directions to remove stray dogs from public places, Animal rights activist & BJP leader Maneka Gandhi says, "They have simply stated that they will no longer entertain any further hearings on the matter. They have said that if anyone has an issue with our verdict or if they feel their grievances are not being heard, they should approach the High Court. Now, whether people will actually go running to 36 different High Courts across the country, or whether they won't, remains to be seen. In their previous verdict, they had issued very strict directives: remove them from schools, remove them from colleges, remove them from hospitals, remove them from bus stops, and instead, construct shelters for them. None of these five directives has been implemented by anyone...our demand is simply this: establish ABC (Animal Birth Control) centres—and build them properly. The ABC centres that currently exist are of very substandard quality; furthermore, the contracts for these centres were awarded to the relatives of officials. Consequently, they do not treat the animals with proper care. After performing sterilisation surgeries on the animals, they take them from affluent colonies and dump them into impoverished neighbourhoods...A dog that has already undergone sterilisation surgery will never bite anyone. So, if the ABC centres were established and operated correctly, everything would run smoothly..."

#WATCH | Delhi: On Supreme Court refuses to modify directions to remove stray dogs from public places, Animal rights activist & BJP leader Maneka Gandhi says, "They have simply stated that they will no longer entertain any further hearings on the matter. They have said that if anyone has an issue with our verdict or if they feel their grievances are not being heard, they should approach the High Court. Now, whether people will actually go running to 36 different High Courts across the country, or whether they won't, remains to be seen. In their previous verdict, they had issued very strict directives: remove them from schools, remove them from colleges, remove them from hospitals, remove them from bus stops, and instead, construct shelters for them. None of these five directives has been implemented by anyone...our demand is simply this: establish ABC (Animal Birth Control) centres—and build them properly. The ABC centres that currently exist are of very substandard quality; furthermore, the contracts for these centres were awarded to the relatives of officials. Consequently, they do not treat the animals with proper care. After performing sterilisation surgeries on the animals, they take them from affluent colonies and dump them into impoverished neighbourhoods...A dog that has already undergone sterilisation surgery will never bite anyone. So, if the ABC centres were established and operated correctly, everything would run smoothly..."

ANI

20,863 views • 3 months ago

#WATCH | Delhi: Veditha Reddy, Director, Education, Delhi, says, "A narrative has been circulated on social media and amplified, claiming that government school teachers in Delhi were directed to count stray dogs. It is categorically stated that this claim is completely false, fabricated, and baseless. No such order, instruction, circular or policy decision has ever been issued by the Directorate of Education requiring teachers to count dogs... Teachers are engaged only for academic responsibilities. The false narrative is completely mischievous and directly harms the teachers' morale and dignity. This has created confusion and panic among teachers and school staff, misled the parents and the public at large... Some people on social media have been seen to be impersonating teachers and counting dogs, which is completely mischievous. This issue has been formally taken cognisance of. Digital evidence, posts and timelines have been documented and preserved. A formal complaint has also been filed with the Delhi Police. The complaint addresses the deliberate misinformation, impersonation of some persons as teachers, criminal defamation, coordinated amplification, incitement and misuse of social media. Legal action will be pursued in accordance with the law and facts, and responsibility will prevail over false narratives..."

#WATCH | Delhi: Veditha Reddy, Director, Education, Delhi, says, "A narrative has been circulated on social media and amplified, claiming that government school teachers in Delhi were directed to count stray dogs. It is categorically stated that this claim is completely false, fabricated, and baseless. No such order, instruction, circular or policy decision has ever been issued by the Directorate of Education requiring teachers to count dogs... Teachers are engaged only for academic responsibilities. The false narrative is completely mischievous and directly harms the teachers' morale and dignity. This has created confusion and panic among teachers and school staff, misled the parents and the public at large... Some people on social media have been seen to be impersonating teachers and counting dogs, which is completely mischievous. This issue has been formally taken cognisance of. Digital evidence, posts and timelines have been documented and preserved. A formal complaint has also been filed with the Delhi Police. The complaint addresses the deliberate misinformation, impersonation of some persons as teachers, criminal defamation, coordinated amplification, incitement and misuse of social media. Legal action will be pursued in accordance with the law and facts, and responsibility will prevail over false narratives..."

ANI

41,549 views • 8 months ago