Petition: Stop Mass Killing of Dogs in India

Reports from the southern Indian state of Telangana suggest that around 1,000 dogs have been killed over the past month. Authorities have not released official numbers, but activists tracking the situation say the violence is widespread. Animal advocates warn the killings allegedly happened across several villages, raising serious concerns for animal welfare and the environment. This tragedy highlights the urgent need for humane solutions. Sign the petition now and help demand protection for vulnerable animals.

Witnesses claim some dogs were poisoned or allegedly restrained and injected with chemicals. In one district, officials discovered about 300 dog bodies dumped together in a mass grave. These acts violate India’s Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, yet enforcement appears limited.

Experts say inconsistent spay and neuter programs contribute to the crisis. India has tens of millions of stray dogs. Humane sterilization and vaccination programs can protect public health while reducing suffering. Sign the petition now. Sign the petition now to demand humane population control and accountability.

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