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Sterilisation push

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EDITORIAL Stray dog management needs sustained investment and scientific intervention Instead of sending confusing signals to animal welfare organisations and the animal-lover community by announcing fancy schemes to control the stray dog population on beaches, the state government must focus its attention on increasing dog sterilisation. A recent announcement of an adoption scheme for beach […]

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