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Over 31,000 Complaints About Street Dogs Resolved in Lucknow Through Community Efforts
31K complaints about strays resolved in Lko with public participation
Hindustan Times
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In Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India, authorities have addressed over 31,000 complaints regarding street dogs through the Animal Birth Control (ABC) program, which includes sterilization and vaccination. Initiated in 2019, the program has successfully engaged the community and achieved an 84.3% sterilization rate, significantly reducing conflicts between residents and street dogs.
- 01Over 31,000 complaints about street dogs resolved through community engagement.
- 02The Animal Birth Control (ABC) program has sterilized and vaccinated over 100,000 street dogs since its inception.
- 03The program has achieved an 84.3% sterilization rate, stabilizing street dog populations.
- 04Community participation includes over 15,000 residents in 475 groups assisting in monitoring and managing street dogs.
- 05Global support from the Mars Impact Fund enhances local animal welfare initiatives.
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In Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India, authorities have successfully resolved over 31,000 public complaints regarding street dogs through the Animal Birth Control (ABC) program. Launched in 2019 by the NGO Humane World for Animals in collaboration with the Lucknow Municipal Corporation (LMC), the program focuses on sterilization, vaccination, and community engagement to balance public safety with animal welfare. The program has sterilized and vaccinated over 100,000 street dogs, achieving an 84.3% sterilization rate, which is crucial for stabilizing dog populations. Community involvement has been pivotal, with more than 475 groups and 15,000 residents participating in monitoring and managing street dog populations. Recently, representatives from the Mars Impact Fund visited to review the program, highlighting its global support for sustainable animal welfare. Authorities also conducted awareness sessions for children to promote safer interactions with dogs, aiming to further reduce conflicts in the community.
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The program has significantly reduced conflicts between residents and street dogs, leading to safer neighborhoods and improved community awareness about animal welfare.
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