News Topic:Stray Dogs

Stray dogs maul minor girl to death in Bijbehara

A minor girl was mauled to death by stray dogs in Waghama area of Bijbehara in southern Kashmir's Anantnag district on Thursday.

Terrifying stray dog menace grips Pulwama’s Drabgam area

The steep rise in the number of stray dogs in Drabgam area of Rajpora, Pulwama has become a cause of grave concern for the people of the area.

SMC sets up consultative board to deal with dog menace in Srinagar: Mayor

Srinagar Mayor said that the city will get rid of the stray dog population within 6 to 7 years as the corporation is set to kick-start a sterilization.

Increasing stray dogs poses risk to locals in Pulwama

The increasing canine population in south Kashmir’s Pulwama district is posing a great risk to the lives of common people.

Stray dogs on prowl as 25 bitten in Bandipora

As many as 25 people mostly children, and women were injured after they were attacked by stray dogs in north Kashmir's Bandipora village.

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