Sarvodaya Sevabhavi Samstha

District

Bangalore

States

Karnataka

Awareness programmes are conducted to educate the public about the harmonious coexistence between animals and humans, emphasizing the benefits of adopting Indian dogs, known for their immunity to diseases. Presentations in schools highlight guidelines for children to prevent conflicts with animals. Pamphlets distributed focus on controlling zoonotic diseases transmitted by pets, aiming to dispel misconceptions. Education is disseminated through various channels such as gatherings, public meetings, and society gatherings, stressing the importance of proper immunization and vaccination schedules for pets.

District

Bangalore

States

Karnataka

Mass sterilization and vaccination are vital in controlling the burgeoning population of street dogs in urban areas, mitigating conflicts and reducing rabies cases. This humane approach, endorsed by reputable organizations like WHO and the Animal Welfare Board of India, involves surgically removing reproductive organs to prevent breeding. Sarvodaya Sevabhavi Samstha collaborates with local initiatives, conducting ABC surgeries across various municipalities and regions. Using the Butterfly Net method, dogs are safely transported to sterilization units, where experienced veterinarians perform surgeries with modern techniques, ensuring minimal trauma and rapid recovery before releasing them back into their environment.