Archive · 17 Sep 2025

Delhi Issues New Guidelines for Stray Dog Management

Delhi Issues New Guidelines for Stray Dog Management

Delhi has new rules for managing stray dogs, aiming to keep people safe and improve animal welfare.

These rules make it illegal to bother people who feed stray dogs.

The government will also improve animal birth control (ABC) centers.

All pet dogs must be registered and vaccinated, and there are special rules for breeding.

The goal is to manage the dog population humanely and prevent problems like dog bites and rabies.

Sources

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