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Animal-welfare news from across India, summarised, with a link to every source.
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Uttarakhand pioneers scientific, high-welfare Pig Farming with Model Demonstration Unit
A model demonstration unit for scientific, high‑welfare pig farming has been established in Uttarakhand, marking the first such initiative in the state. The unit aims to showcase improved farming practices for pigs. It was announced on 29 June 2026.
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2 camels rescued from Almora, shifted to Jaipur over ‘permit violations’
Two camels were taken from Almora in Uttarakhand after authorities found they were being kept without the required permits. The animals were subsequently transferred to Jaipur in Rajasthan for further care. This action was reported on 29 June 2026.
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A month later, 4 arrested for killing dog in Madh Island complex
Four individuals were arrested for allegedly killing a dog in the Madh Island complex. The arrests took place about a month after the incident, according to a report dated June 29 2026.
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NGOs to be roped in for ABC, animal care
The government announced plans to involve non‑governmental organisations in the Animal Birth Control (ABC) programme and related animal‑care activities. The initiative aims to expand the reach of sterilisation and welfare services across the country. The announcement was made on 26…
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JeevOne Launches India’s First EV Bike Ambulance For Small Animals In Mumbai; Model To Be Replicated Across
JeevOne introduced India’s first electric bike ambulance designed to transport small animals in Mumbai. The launch was announced on 26 June 2026, and the organization plans to replicate the model in other locations.
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How Arya R and Aditya Venkatraman are transforming street animal care in Chennai
The article reports that Arya R and Aditya Venkatraman are working to change how street animals are cared for in Chennai. It focuses on their initiatives to improve the welfare of these animals in the city.
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Lack of advanced health infra puts pets in peril
A report states that pets are endangered because advanced veterinary health infrastructure is lacking. This shortfall puts animal health at risk.
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Over 50 Animals Rescued from an Illegal Bengaluru Pet Shop Following Efforts by PETA India
On June 25, 2026, PETA India rescued more than 50 animals from an illegal pet shop in Bengaluru. The organization removed the animals from the shop and took them into care.
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MCG warns pet owners of criminal action under BNS for dog attacks, negligence
The Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG) has issued a warning that pet owners may face criminal prosecution under the BNS legislation if their dogs are involved in attacks or are found to be neglected. The notice was released on 25…
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‘Animals not chattels’: Karnataka high court refuses custody of 9 rescued dogs to owner accused of abuse
The Karnataka High Court denied custody of nine rescued dogs to their owner, who is accused of abuse. The court recognized animals as living beings rather than property. This decision took place on June 25, 2026.
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SC’s Order on Street Dogs: Opportunities and Implementation Challenges
The Supreme Court issued an order dealing with street dogs, highlighting possible benefits of the ruling as well as the difficulties involved in putting it into practice. The order addresses how the decision could be implemented and the challenges that…
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Uncertainty deepens over Animal Birth Control programme
On 24 June 2026, authorities in the Kashmir region reported increasing uncertainty surrounding the Animal Birth Control programme. No additional details about the reasons for or impact of the uncertainty were provided.
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Animal activists rescue soot‑covered cats, frightened dogs
On 24 June 2026, animal activists rescued several cats that were covered in soot and a number of dogs that appeared frightened. The rescue took place after the animals were found in a distressed condition.
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