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An excellent article based on scientific research and knowledge. Indeed, we are no strangers to the outbreak of zoonotic diseases and its large-scale destruction in this decade! A humane solution is the way forward. More importantly, civil society must thank animal activists and caregivers for their role in keeping the animals healthy, vaccinated and sterilised.
Dog lovers and dog feeders are absolute nuisances for human society. A well-knit community, their love for dogs, especially strays, far outweighs their love for fellow human beings. They can effortlessly feel the pain of a starving stray dog but are just unable to connect with the pain and fear of a young mother whose child was mauled to death by a pack of stray dogs. It is this lack of empathy and compassion for fellow human beings which makes this community an absolute nuisance.
It’s sad and disappointing that The Print has allowed it’s platform to be used and abused by these “activists” to champion the “cause” of stray dogs while deliberately and maliciously downplaying the human cost of this conflict. Quite conveniently, the blame was put on the government.
An excellent article based on scientific research and knowledge. Indeed, we are no strangers to the outbreak of zoonotic diseases and its large-scale destruction in this decade! A humane solution is the way forward. More importantly, civil society must thank animal activists and caregivers for their role in keeping the animals healthy, vaccinated and sterilised.
Dog lovers and dog feeders are absolute nuisances for human society. A well-knit community, their love for dogs, especially strays, far outweighs their love for fellow human beings. They can effortlessly feel the pain of a starving stray dog but are just unable to connect with the pain and fear of a young mother whose child was mauled to death by a pack of stray dogs. It is this lack of empathy and compassion for fellow human beings which makes this community an absolute nuisance.
It’s sad and disappointing that The Print has allowed it’s platform to be used and abused by these “activists” to champion the “cause” of stray dogs while deliberately and maliciously downplaying the human cost of this conflict. Quite conveniently, the blame was put on the government.