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The Legal AffairSupreme Court Prioritizes Animal Welfare Over Custodial Claims: Captive Elephant Ordered to be Shifted to Rehabilitation Centre – The Legal Affair
India’s Supreme Court ruled that animal welfare outweighs custodial claims and ordered that a captive elephant be moved to a rehabilitation centre. The decision mandates the elephant’s relocation for its care and protection.
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The Indian Express‘Can’t be mute spectator’: Supreme Court asks Kerala government to take charge of elephant in ownership row
The Supreme Court has directed the Kerala government to take control of an elephant involved in a dispute over its ownership. The court emphasized that the government should not remain passive in this situation.
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The Siasat DailyAnimal rights groups announce protest over SC dog relocation order
On June 8, 2026, animal‑rights organisations announced they will stage a protest against a Supreme Court order mandating the relocation of dogs. The demonstration is planned as a response to that court directive.
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Live Law‘Dignity Extends Beyond Death’: Allahabad HC Steps In As Stray Animals Desecrate Human Remains At Lucknow …
The Allahabad High Court intervened after reports indicated that stray animals were disturbing human remains in Lucknow. The court emphasized the importance of maintaining dignity even after death.
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SCC OnlineCalcutta HC: Mere Vehicle Involvement in Stray Dog Accident ≠ Cruelty under PCA Act | SCC Times
The Calcutta High Court ruled that the mere involvement of a vehicle in an accident with a stray dog does not constitute cruelty under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act. This decision was made in a case related to…
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The Indian Express
Why court ordered 2 men to pay Rs 4 lakh to Delhi animal welfare NGO Friendicoes as ‘atonement’
A court in Delhi ordered two men to pay a total of Rs 4 lakh to the animal‑welfare NGO Friendicoes as atonement. The payment is intended to compensate the organization.
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ThePrintSubscriberWrites: Euthanasia for Dogs: The Supreme Court’s stance on public safety and animal welfare in India
An article titled “Euthanasia for Dogs: The Supreme Court’s stance on public safety and animal welfare in India” was published. It discusses the Supreme Court’s position regarding the euthanasia of dogs in relation to public safety and animal‑welfare concerns in…
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Live Law
Calcutta High Court Quashes Case Against Car Driver For Allegedly Killing Stray Dog, Says Mere Accident…
The Calcutta High Court dismissed a case against a car driver who was accused of killing a stray dog, stating that it was merely an accident. The incident occurred in West Bengal, India.
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Bar and BenchCan anyone randomly pick up or kill stray dogs after Supreme Court judgment? Here’s what the ruling actually says
The Supreme Court issued a ruling regarding the treatment of stray dogs, clarifying that individuals cannot randomly capture or harm these animals. The judgment outlines specific guidelines for handling stray dogs and emphasizes the need for a regulated approach.
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The Times of IndiaHC quashes animal cruelty case over stray dog accident
The High Court dismissed a case of animal cruelty related to an incident involving a stray dog.
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Bar and Bench
Supreme Court refuses to entertain plea over Punjab CM’s statement on elimination of stray dogs
The Supreme Court declined to consider a petition regarding a statement made by the Chief Minister of Punjab about eliminating stray dogs. The decision was made on May 25, 2026.
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The Times of India
Shelter plan for stray dogs faces opposition in Mumbai after apex court order
A plan to create shelters for stray dogs in Mumbai is facing resistance after a recent ruling by the Supreme Court. The opposition is raising concerns about the implementation of this initiative.
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Live Law
NGO Moves Supreme Court Against ‘Indiscriminate Culling Of Stray Dogs’, Says SC Direction Being…
An NGO has approached the Supreme Court to challenge the widespread culling of stray dogs. They argue that the Supreme Court’s previous directions regarding the treatment of stray dogs are not being followed.
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