Indirapuram Ward Achieves 100% Sterilisation of Stray Dogs
How an Indirapuram township became UP’s first civic ward to sterilise all strays, adopt most of them
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Ward No. 100 of Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation in Indirapuram, Uttar Pradesh, has become the first civic ward in the state to achieve 100% sterilisation of community dogs. This milestone was reached through collaboration between local residents, animal rights groups, and municipal authorities, resulting in the adoption and peaceful coexistence of many strays.
- 01The initiative involved sterilising 102 out of 182 identified community dogs in the ward.
- 02Over 80 community dogs have been adopted by residents or NGOs since the program started.
- 03The sterilisation process was conducted ethically with the help of animal welfare organizations such as PFA, PETA, and AIWB.
- 04The community dog-monkey committee played a crucial role in fostering collaboration between residents and animal rights advocates.
- 05The program has led to a significant reduction in dog bite incidents, improving community safety.
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Ward No. 100 of Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation in Indirapuram, Uttar Pradesh, has made history by becoming the first civic ward in the state to achieve 100% sterilisation of community dogs. This accomplishment was celebrated on the same day the Supreme Court upheld its decision to remove stray dogs from public spaces. The initiative was spearheaded by the Shipra Sun City Owners Association, which formed a dog-monkey committee comprising animal rights supporters and local residents. Together, they created a supportive environment for the sterilisation of 102 out of 182 stray dogs. The sterilisation process was carried out in collaboration with animal welfare organizations, ensuring ethical treatment of the animals. Since the program's inception, over 80 community dogs have been adopted, with many residents actively participating in the care and management of these animals. The initiative has not only stabilized the stray dog population but has also significantly reduced the number of dog bite incidents, enhancing the safety and harmony within the community. Residents have reported improvements in their interactions with community dogs, showcasing a successful model for other regions facing similar challenges.
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The successful sterilisation and adoption of community dogs have led to a safer environment for residents, reducing the fear of dog attacks.
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