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Study finds one in 15 cats may carry a human-transmissible parasite: What pet owners need to know about G
A recent study indicates that approximately one out of fifteen felines might harbor a parasite capable of infecting humans. The findings were published in .
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No more queues: NDMC debuts online portal for pet care
The New Delhi Municipal Council launched a digital platform for animal healthcare services. The online system allows residents to access pet care facilities without waiting in physical lines.
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Legal system fails to keep pace with India’s growing exotic pet industry
India’s legal framework is not keeping up with the rise of the exotic pet market. This gap in regulation raises concerns about animal welfare and the trade practices within the industry.
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YouTuber Gaurav Taneja challenges animal cruelty claims after pet dog Mau’s death
YouTuber Gaurav Taneja denied allegations of neglect and animal cruelty regarding his pet Labrador Mau at his Delhi farmhouse. Former Rosier Farms employee Pushpendra Choudhary alleged that the dog had stopped eating and did not receive timely food or medical…
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Re-thinking pet custody in matrimonial disputes
Indian courts are increasingly addressing pet custody battles in matrimonial disputes where couples separate and seek possession of their companion animals. The Delhi High Court and the Bombay High Court have handled cases involving dogs like a Rottweiler and three…
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From pet aartis to feeding 1,500 dogs, Mumbai Ganeshotsav pandals put animal welfare at the heart of celebrations
In , organizers of Ganesh otsav pandals in Mumbai conducted special worship ceremonies for pets and distributed food to roughly 1,500 stray dogs. The events were designed to make animal welfare a central part of the festival celebrations.
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Bengaluru: Pet Practitioners’ Association of Karnataka condemn alleged animal cruelty by veterinarians
The Pet Practitioners’ Association of Karnataka, a Bengaluru‑based group of pet professionals, issued a statement condemning alleged animal cruelty by veterinarians. The association said the accusations involve mistreatment of animals by some veterinary practitioners.
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Mumbai Animal Welfare NGO Launches Microchipping Project For Pets To Permanently Store Identity Digitally
A Mumbai-based animal‑welfare NGO started a project to microchip pets, allowing their identity information to be stored digitally. The initiative aims to provide a permanent record of each animal’s details.
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Introducing PAWTALKS: India’s Trusted Platform for Conversations on Pet & Animal Healthcare
A new knowledge-first platform named PAWTALKS was launched in New Delhi to provide a space for discussions about pet and animal health care. The platform brings together veterinary experts, researchers, pet parents, animal welfare advocates, and industry leaders. Initially launching…
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30 women veterinarians, entrepreneurs honoured at Indian Pet Industry Awards
Thirty women veterinarians and entrepreneurs were recognized at the Indian Pet Industry Awards. The awards acknowledged their contributions to the pet industry in India.
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Stray dog shot dead with unlicensed gun for attacking pet in Karnataka, man booked
In Karnataka, a stray dog that attacked a pet was shot dead by a man using an unlicensed firearm. Police have arrested the man and filed a case against him. The incident was reported on .
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863 birds, animals rescued in raids on pet shops at Kabootar Market
Officials raided pet shops in Kabootar Market and rescued a total of 863 birds and other animals. The operation resulted in the removal of these animals from the shops.
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Abandoned pedigree dogs burden shelters
In India, animal shelters are facing increased pressure because many pedigree dogs are being abandoned. The surge in these dogs is straining shelter resources.
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