Community Dog Sterilization Program in Bangalore

Our vet explains a major challenge we face: conflicting public opinions. Some people try to stop us from catching dogs, while others demand we don't release them back. We navigate these situations daily, always following the law which mandates that healthy, sterilized dogs must be returned to their territory.

Some people believe neutering is cruel, but the reality is the opposite. Leaving community dogs to face disease, injury, and the stress of endless breeding cycles is cruel. Our process is a humane, one-time surgical procedure that provides a lifetime of health benefits and prevents countless puppies from being born into suffering.

A glimpse into our daily operations at the Spay and Neuter Centre. From the ambulance team carefully loading dogs to our vets performing life-saving surgeries, every step is handled with professionalism and compassion. In June, we sterilized 347 dogs through this systematic process.

Here's a look at our sterilization statistics for June. We brought in 347 dogs, and after assessing their health, we successfully sterilized and vaccinated 334 of them. This data-driven approach helps us track our impact on community animal welfare.

Our work is about creating real, measurable change. In May alone, we spayed 335 community dogs, preventing thousands of future births on the streets. Each surgery means less roaming, less aggression, a lower risk of cancer, and a better quality of life for that animal.

In just one month, with support from the HCL Foundation, we sterilized 219 dogs. This partnership is vital for our ABC program, allowing us to expand our reach and make a significant dent in the street dog population on the outskirts of Bangalore.

Our April statistics show the scale of our work. We brought in 315 dogs from the city's outskirts and successfully sterilized and vaccinated 300 of them. This is a crucial part of public health and animal welfare management.

We are grateful for the support of partners like HCL Foundation, who helped us sterilize 270 dogs in June. These collaborations are essential for building healthier communities where both people and animals can thrive.

In April, HCL Foundation's support enabled the sterilization of 138 dogs. This consistent effort is key to maintaining a stable, vaccinated, and healthy community dog population, which benefits everyone.