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Protest against culling of street dogs in Kerala

July 27, 2015 12:00 am | Updated 12:12 pm IST - Bengaluru:

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KARNATAKA - BENGALURU - 26/07/2015 : A show of solidarity... Riled animal lovers across the city, activists and canine lovers, protesting the cruel, illegal mass killing of stray dogs across Kerala, before Town Hall, in Bengaluru on July 26, 2015. Photo K Murali Kumar.

KARNATAKA - BENGALURU - 26/07/2015 : A show of solidarity... Riled animal lovers across the city, activists and canine lovers, protesting the cruel, illegal mass killing of stray dogs across Kerala, before Town Hall, in Bengaluru on July 26, 2015. Photo K Murali Kumar.

The act of culling stray dogs in Kerala reverberated in Bengaluru with numerous people staging a protest against the “brutal act”, here on Sunday.

The protest was part of the ‘Worldwide Boycott Kerala Movement 2015’, a pledge to boycott all products of the State until the culling was stopped.

Animal rights activists here came together at Freedom Park, holding banners against the Kerala government. Instead of culling, the protesters said, implementing CNVR (collect, neuter, vaccinate and return) technique would help keep stray dog numbers under check.

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