Heartless abandonment: Why are pets being left behind by insensitive owners?

Name: Heartless abandonment: Why are pets being left behind by insensitive owners?
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Updated At : 02:26 PM Feb 25, 2025 IST

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The abandonment of dogs is a stark reality in India. For every 100 pet dogs in Indian cities 7-10 are abandoned annually, a report suggests. The Tribune's Jaya Shubhey Madan reports on how dog lovers have been raising concern about this rising trend as they feel that lack of awareness and commitment are the main reasons behind such cases

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