The Animal Welfare Board of India issued an advisory dated 04.08.2025 requesting directions to all medical institutions for separate recording of dog bites by pet dogs and street dogs. This advisory applies to state governments, municipal bodies, and medical institutions, asking them to maintain distinct records for incidents involving pet dogs versus street dogs. In practice, this means citizens and community animal feeders can rely on accurate statistical data regarding stray dogs and pet dogs when authorities address animal control or public safety concerns.
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