Bengaluru based firm offers microchip solution for stray dog management initiated in Keralam

15 Oct 2026Community Dogs

A Bengaluru-based firm has offered a microchip solution for stray dog management initiated in Kerala. DataPower Technologies is implementing the Shvan Suraksha initiative, which involves fixing microchips near the shoulder of stray dogs along with vaccination. The company stated that this technology helps track and manage street dogs efficiently, while animal welfare groups and civic authorities can review the proposal for implementation.

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Bengaluru based firm offers microchip solution for stray dog management initiated in Keralam

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