On August 22, 2025, the Supreme Court of India made a major revised decision on the handling of stray dogs, which diluted a previous order that was met with indignation by animal lovers. Instead of announcing its stern August 11 order to have all stray dogs in Delhi-NCR rounded up
When people talk about aggression in dogs, they often picture a "bad dog." In animal welfare, we see something different: a dog communicating discomfort, fear, or a need for space and a community with the power to respond compassionately and safely. This guide distils best practices used by leading welfare
Bruno is a small stray dog who shivered in the pain by a very busy road in Delhi. One morning, he was found by one who passed by, whimpering with a broken leg, too feeble to move. A phone call quickly led to the assistance of the Earthlings Trust. With
The funky doggy breath is beyond yuck factor; bad breath could be an indicator of oral health problems in your dog. They should also be able to ensure that they do not neglect the hygiene of their dog's teeth in the name of overall health. Oral Gum disease is the
On 11 August 2025, India’s Supreme Court issued a directive that stunned animal rescuers, caregivers, and ordinary citizens: civic authorities across Delhi and the National Capital Region were ordered to remove free-roaming animals from public spaces and house them in shelters within eight weeks, with an explicit instruction that animals
Every sunrise is a reminder of a new chance to bring a positive change in someone’s life. Especially in a street dog's life, who wants nothing but someone who loves them. Street dogs carry so many hardships, untold stories, often beaten, sometimes still, they hope for care and warmth from
Every city holds its untold stories - street dogs’ reality is of them, lies in dark corners, especially in the unpopular streets of Noida. This city is rapidly growing, causing significant suffering to street dogs. Due to a lack of dog shelter home, these furry babies are found scared, curled
It was a rainy morning in the city of Noida as people were waking up to rain and honking traffic. A stray dog-which was afterward called Chintu-was huddling wetly and shivering under the awning of a glass-fronted office building. The majority of the workers rushed by with their umbrellas raised
Monsoons come as a relief to most of us with the first few rains. The air is chilly, the trees are becoming greener, and the city appears to be vibrating with the beat of the rain. However, to the stray-dog population that roams our streets and is countless in number,
Over 62 million free-ranging dogs (strays, village pups, and street dogs), attacking on average about 4.7 million people daily, wander the lanes of India seeking food, shelter, and safety. They walk by themselves or in groups, trying to be out of harm's way, rooting through trash, and praying to have
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