Stray dog sterilisation centre to be set up in Belagavi
The Belagavi City Corporation in Karnataka is establishing a permanent stray dog sterilisation centre on a one-acre site in Savgaon. Operations are currently running out of a temporary shed in Hirebagewadi due to local opposition at previous facilities, and the city has also designated 26 feeding zones.
Why it matters
Managing stray dog populations and animal birth control is a major municipal challenge in Indian cities, balancing public safety, animal welfare, and local community concerns.
Stray dog sterilisation centre to be set up in Belagavi The city corporation has already identified an one-acre site in Savgaon Belagavi Belagavi City Corporation will set up a stray dog sterilisation centre in Savgaon on the outskirts of Belagavi. Officials have already identified an one-acre site in Belagavi taluk to establish a permanent sterilisation centre. Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Roshan has transferred the revenue land to the city corporation. The city corporation earlier finalised a proposal to establish the centre and submitted it to the Deputy Commissioner for approval.
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