To address the growing stray dog issue in Guntur, India, the Guntur Municipal Corporation (GMC) has initiated a pilot project featuring specially designed 'Dog Feeding Sheds' at three locations throughout the city. Municipal Commissioner K. Mayur Ashok announced that these sheds aim to provide a controlled environment for feeding stray dogs, thereby preventing conflicts between residents and animal lovers. By encouraging regular feeding at these designated locations, the GMC hopes to reduce the number of stray dogs on the streets and minimize the health risks associated with unhygienic feeding practices. The first phase of the project has been implemented in the areas of Ramireddy Nagar and A.T. Agraharam. This initiative is expected to not only decrease the stray dog population but also improve sanitation by preventing food waste accumulation in public spaces, which can attract pests. The Municipal Commissioner has appealed to the community to support this effort by exclusively using the feeding sheds for stray dogs, thus contributing to a safer and cleaner environment in Guntur. The initiative reflects a scientific approach to managing stray animals while promoting responsible feeding habits among residents.