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GHMC steps in to curb street dog menace
In less than 24 hours after a report on dog menace was published in The City Tab’s People’s Speak column, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) stepped into action on Tuesday to set things in place. The report mentioned how street dogs were harassing residents at Mythirnagar in Hafeezpet.
In less than 24 hours after a report on dog menace was published in The City Tab’s People’s Speak column, the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) stepped into action on Tuesday to set things in place. The report mentioned how street dogs were harassing residents at Mythirnagar in Hafeezpet.
Responding to the coverage, dog squads were pressed into service on Tuesday.Chief Veterinary Officer Venkateshwara Reddy in a statement said, “The squad has already caught 11 stray dogs in Circle-12 which comes under the West Zone in GHMC limits. Out of the 11, 9 were previously sterilised.”
“The unsterilised dogs will be subjected to animal birth control-cum-anti rabies programme and would be released back in the same locality from where they were caught. The dogs will be vaccinated and will be released accordingly,” he added.
