Bacolod to construct animal shelter - Radio Philippines Network

The owner is worried that the rabbits he is raising have been bitten to death by a group of dogs that invaded the pen, leaving 9 of them dead. He is afraid that it will happen again after 3 months have passed and the problem has not been solved because there are both stray dogs and owned dogs.

Bacolod to construct animal shelter - Radio Philippines Network

Bacolod City – The city is taking a significant step towards addressing the growing population of stray cats and dogs by introducing the largest local government-operated animal shelter in the country as part of its Rabies Prevention and Control Program, a press release from Bacolod PIO said. The shelter, to be established in Barangay Granada, has a proposed budget of P10 million and will feature a modern design, an office, multi-purpose hall, a…

The protesters believe that the bill is contrary to the Constitution, and recent tragedies have occurred not because of stray dogs, but because of non-compliance with current regulations. Actor Alexey Serebryakov and presenter Ilona Bronevitskaya came to support animal rights activists at the presidential administration in Moscow: “I think dogs should be removed from the streets and provided with normal conditions of detention and never killed,”…

Interior Minister Orders Nationwide Inspection of Stray Dog Management

14 March 2025 – Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya has announced that 39 chief civil inspectors have been deployed across Turkey’s 81 provinces to oversee the enforcement of the Animal Protection Law. The inspectors will assess how governorships, municipalities, and relevant institutions are managing the stray dog issue. Yerlikaya stated that the inspectors have been given 14 days to conduct on-site evaluations of the measures implemented since the…

Minister Yerlikaya met with the governors of 51 provinces: The subject is; homeless street animals

A video conference meeting was held under the chairmanship of the Minister of Interior Ali Yerlikaya, during which unowned stray animals were collected and placed in nurseries and their care was evaluated there.