The Animal Welfare Board of India issued a circular on , providing guidelines for the implementation of the Animal Birth Control Rules, 2023, concerning stray dogs. This document applies to local bodies, resident welfare associations, and apartment owners associations. The guidance sets out procedural expectations for managing street dogs within residential and municipal areas in accordance with the law. In practice, community animal feeders and citizens can use these guidelines to understand their rights and responsibilities when interacting with local authorities and managing neighborhood animals.
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