street dogs

In Part 2 of this two-part explainer, we speak to experts in animal and disease ecology, as well as animal rights activists, to understand how India may control and manage the issue of street dogs.

Bengalureans are outraged, and rightly so by this outright injustice meted out to man's best friend by the BBMP.

Illustrator Alicia Souza writes about her dog Charlie and why she encourages adoption of strays.

Ipsita Sarkar writes about Indigree Angels Trust, a non-profit in New Delhi that works with the mission of rescuing and rehabilitating street dogs.

The Animal Welfare and Protection Trust in Chennai was started by 70-year-old C. Padmavathy and her husband Narasimmamoorthy in 1998. Today, they have 85 stray dogs, 42 puppies, 11 new born kittens, and about 35 adult cats under their protection. This is their story.