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　　"We are opening a web portal on January 26 through which people around the city will be able to donate money for the neutering of strays in their locality," he elaborates. A Mumbai-based NGO took this event as a sign of how bad the situation has become for stray dogs and cats on the streets. The last and vitally important step is to release them in the same neighbourhood as where it was captured, since they have very strict territory demarcations," he explains, adding that neutering and spraying can only be done once the dog or cat is nearly a year old and not before. You also need to ensure that the operation theatre is hygienic and that paint spray gun Manufacturers the dog is fully healed before you let it go. Ganesh Nayak of Animals Matter to Me, has therefore come up with a plan to help neuter and spray strays in different localities, so as to reduce animal cruelty and culling.Animal cruelty in India seems to be at its peak with demands for Jallikattu — the traditional bull taming sport in Tamil Nadu — causing an uproar in the country.

　　10 lakh as a routine exercise without exploring the possibility of adoption of Ultra Low Volume Spray (ULV) spray which is more cost-effective.The erstwhile MCD was trifurcated in 2012 into North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC), South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) and East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC).According to data shared by the Centre in Parliament, the viral disease, which is transmitted through the bite of the female Aedes mosquito, had claimed 60 lives in Delhi in 2015, recording a sharp rise over the previous years. The report pointed that despite the recurrence of dengue over the years in the NCT of Delhi and the spike in dengue cases as well as mortalities during 2015, the steps taken by the departments, as well as the municipal corporations, were not commensurate with the magnitude of the problem though funds were not a constraint.New Delhi: The Comptroller and Auditor General has rapped the BJP-ruled civic bodies in the national capital for failing to mount an effective response to dengue despite having adequate funds, several crore of which were wasted.