On a late night, walking alone to your home on a deserted street what would you be thinking- Just to reach home fast and safe, right?

EASY SAID THAN DONE.

A lot of things come to mind.

Will I be robbed, what if anyone attacks me, and many other things? Also, about fear of STREET DOGS.

The dog population is increasing rapidly day by day. This is causing numerous attacks, and deaths of newborns, children and even women. There are many instances where across various locations across India we found humans suffered because of their attacks.

No place is safe for people from these STREET DOGS. From Kozhikode to Srinagar hundreds of humans are victims of uncontrolled rabid street dogs.
35-40 million stray days in India account for the highest number of rabies cases in the world with around about 20,000 people dying from it every year.

How can we forget the recent (18 October 2022) Noida baby incident brutal murder? The baby’s intestine was ripped off from the body, and eventually, the baby died at the hospital. The poor parents lost their loved ones. There are allegations against parents who are labourers not attending to their children. But WHO EXPECTS THE MEAT HUNGRY DOGS ARE STAYING IN NOIDA SOCIETY?

Dog lovers are in arms, say dogs are innocent, and point out the mistakes of parents who left children unattended.

Street Dogs Menace in India

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Street Dogs Menace in India

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We can't say who is to be mistaken, but it is an undebatable fact that street dogs are the cause of numerous attacks and deaths across India. It is a very urgent need to regulate their population. Culling them is no solution, but birth control operations for dogs are the need of the hour. The human-dog conflict must have a solution, and everyone in society needs to understand the severity of the situation and help control the dog population.

NO FOR CULLING, YES FOR BIRTH CONTROL! What do you say?