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Dog Population Control
Dog Population Control
Dog Population Control
• Control of Zoonosis
Addressing the Sources of Stray
Urban Dogs
• Selection of competent personnel
• Periodic training of personnel
• Periodic evaluation of the work
• Protection and resourcing of personnel
• (vaccination, protective gear and counseling)
• Infrastructure and equipment
Current Stray Population
• Reuniting local animals with owners.
• Registration and identification and minimum
holding time
• Re-homing. Fostering services or re-homing
centers.
• Minimum standards for re homing centers,
• Catch neuter release.
Control of Zoonosis
• The most important aspect of dog control
program is that of Zoonosis control.
• Among the number of diseases transmitted by
dogs, especially stray, Rabies ranks number
one.
Identification of issues created by Dog Population Control
Strategy