The Delhi High Court emphasized that dogs are the most loved animals and great friends of humans, urging authorities to treat them nicely and address stray dog issues humanely.
The Supreme Court disposed of a PIL that raised concerns about the quality of anti-rabies vaccines in India. The court allowed the petitioner to take the issue to the Union Health Ministry for further action. The PIL questioned the safety and effectiveness of the vaccines. The decision emphasizes addressing public health issues through proper administrative channels.
The Delhi High Court has ordered the government to clarify its stance on dog breeders amid allegations of illegal operations during a PIL hearing. The court expressed concerns over the government’s claim of no breeders in Delhi and emphasized accountability in enforcing animal welfare regulations. A follow-up hearing is set for May 2025.
While observing that two women accused of outraging the feelings of Hindus for feeding meat and chicken to stray animals near the Mahalaxmi temple were animal lovers and that there were no previous cases in which they were convicted, the Mumbai Sessions Court has granted anticipatory bail to them.
The Kerala High Court prioritizes human safety over stray dog protection, citing instances of dog attacks impacting citizens. The court calls for guidelines on licensing individuals to care for stray dogs. This follows a case involving a resident caring for injured strays, leading to conflict in the community. The court directs the resident to obtain a license and comply with animal welfare laws.
