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The Times of IndiaCrumbling infra, animal norms in question at PU’s animal house
Panjab University’s animal house is facing issues due to deteriorating infrastructure and concerns regarding compliance with animal welfare norms. The situation has raised questions about its management and adherence to regulations.
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PIBCCSEA National Seminar on “Ethics and Regulatory Guidelines in Animal Welfare and Experimentation”
A national seminar titled “Ethics and Regulatory Guidelines in Animal Welfare and Experimentation” was organized by the Committee for the Purpose of Control and Supervision of Experiments on Animals (CCSEA). The event occurred on February 7, 2026. The seminar focused…
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CNAIndia’s top court weighs rules on stray dogs as bite cases surge
India’s Supreme Court is considering new regulations related to stray dogs due to an increase in dog bite incidents. This discussion is occurring in response to rising concerns over public safety.
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The Times of India
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation notifies 126 stray dog feeding spots in city
The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has established 126 designated areas throughout the city for feeding stray dogs. This initiative aims to support the local animal population. The notification was issued on January 27, 2026.
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The New Indian ExpressTamil Nadu government notifies strict rules to regulate joyrides on horses, other equines
The Tamil Nadu government has introduced new regulations to oversee joyrides involving horses and other equines. These rules aim to establish stricter guidelines for such activities.
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Free Press JournalMumbai News: 2 Dogs Sexually Abused In City, Animal Activists Demand Amendments To BNS And PCA For Stricter
Two dogs were sexually abused in Mumbai. Animal activists are calling for changes to existing laws to ensure stricter penalties for such offenses.
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Scroll.inSheltering stray dogs is impractical when evidence shows India’s animal birth control rules work
A report discusses the impracticality of sheltering stray dogs in India, highlighting the effectiveness of the country’s animal birth control regulations. It indicates that these rules contribute to managing the stray dog population more effectively than sheltering.
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ThePrintABC rules not implemented properly. Don’t blame the dog, blame the government
Animal Birth Control (ABC) rules are not being properly implemented in India, leading to issues related to stray dogs. Critics argue that the lack of effective enforcement should not be blamed on the dogs themselves but rather on government authorities.
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The New Indian Express
Animal welfare experts say ABC Rules only legal way to control stray dogs, rabies
Animal welfare experts have indicated that the ABC Rules are the only legal way to manage stray dog populations and control rabies. These experts emphasize the importance of following these regulations in addressing the issues related to stray dogs. This…
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Greater KashmirJ&K constitutes its 1st Animal Welfare Board; CM to be patron
Jammu and Kashmir has formed its first Animal Welfare Board. The Chief Minister will act as the board’s patron. This establishment took place on December 30, 2025.
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The Indian ExpressReport sought on complaints against RESQ Trust in Pune over ‘violations’ of Wildlife Act
Authorities have requested a report regarding complaints against RESQ Trust in Pune for alleged violations of the Wildlife Act. The investigation aims to address these concerns raised about the organization’s practices.
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www.usthadian.comAnimal Welfare Board of India and New Directions on Stray Dog Management
The Animal Welfare Board of India announced new guidelines for managing stray dogs on December 6, 2025. These directions aim to improve the treatment and welfare of stray dog populations in India.
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Free Press Journal
AWBI’s New Stray Dog SOPs Trigger Nationwide Outcry; Activists Call Guidelines Unscientific And Cruel
The Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI) released new standard operating procedures (SOPs) for stray dogs, which have sparked a nationwide backlash. Activists have criticized these guidelines, labeling them as lacking scientific basis and inhumane. The reactions are widespread across…
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