Protests and Advocacy for Delhi Community Dogs

A glimpse of the energy at our protest march. Hundreds of citizens, united by their love for animals, chanting for justice and demanding that the cruel orders be rolled back.

Volunteers and activists speaking at our protest, explaining why community dogs are not 'stray' but an integral part of our neighborhoods. The core of our message is 'Awaara nahi, hamara hai'.

An activist addressing the crowd, breaking down the false media narratives and flawed data about dog bites. We fight misinformation with facts, logic, and scientific arguments.

"This land belongs to the animals. We are just guests." A powerful speech delivered at our protest, reminding everyone of the moral right of animals to coexist with us.

During the protest, we guided the community on how to document and challenge illegal dog catching by MCD or RWAs. This is not the time to cry, it's the time to make them cry.

A passionate speaker using a megaphone to declare that we have been quiet for too long. The time for silent suffering is over; now is the time to fight back for our voiceless friends.

A peaceful, candle-light prayer vigil held at night. We gathered not just in protest, but in prayer, sending a message of peace and hope for the safety of our animals.

More scenes from our silent, candle-lit protest. The quiet determination of hundreds of people holding a light for the voiceless creates a powerful statement against cruelty.

This was Day 1 of our protest at Kartavya Path, right after the initial Supreme Court verdict. We gathered immediately to show our dissent and begin the fight to save Delhi-NCR's dogs.