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19 Nov 2025 11:24

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Stray dogs danger is increasing in almost all parts.

The number of dogs roaming on streets are increasing day by day. Affected persons are mainly ladies and children. The fear may not raised in the minds of persons have pet dogs in their houses but irrespective of age many of us shivering when see a dog on the road before us though it does nothing to us.
Recently a dog vigorously bite a Tahsildar in Tamilnadu and based on that that district collector ordered to remove stray dogs.
Though the action is taken by our Government of Tamilnadu against the stray dogs, the persons meant form this, come, catch them with a big net and left the same immediately there itself after injecting some medicine. According to them the affected person could not get rabis problem if got bitten. But they did not mind the sufferings of such bite.

#783528

19 Nov 2025 18:50

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That is a real problem. In Hyderabad, such incidents are also being witnessed. Two days ago, a 7-year-old girl went out on the street. Many stray dogs started jumping on her. That girl started running because of fear, and the dogs started running behind her.
The government authorities are trying to control them, but what is their action plan? I thought such incidents were only in our place, but after seeing this post, I came to know that many are suffering from these stray dogs.

drrao
always confident

#783550

07 Dec 2025 22:01

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The growing population of stray dogs in many parts of the country has become a serious safety concern for both adults and children. While many stray dogs are harmless, sudden attacks and biting incidents create fear in the community. Cases reported from Tamil Nadu, Hyderabad, and other regions highlight how even a simple walk on the street can become risky, especially for children. The problem worsens when injured or aggressive dogs are left unattended.
However, this issue cannot be solved by removal or relocation alone. A long-term solution requires proper implementation of the Animal Birth Control (ABC) program, timely vaccination, and regular monitoring of stray dog populations. Public awareness is equally important—people should avoid feeding dogs irresponsibly on streets and ensure garbage is managed well to reduce food-based crowding. A coordinated effort between municipal authorities, local communities, and animal welfare groups is essential to ensure both public safety and humane treatment of animals.

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Stray dogs danger is increasing in almost all parts.

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