stray dogs
Coverage of stray dogs in the Nexus archive.
- Waikele residents worry about stray dogs believed to have killed 4 cats, attacked a person
Waikele residents are concerned about stray dogs that killed four cats and allegedly attacked a person, causing frustration over conflicting guidance from the Honolulu Police Department and the Hawaiian Humane Society on managing the situation.
- California girl, 7, is SCALPED by pack of six vicious stray dogs while playing outside
A 7-year-old girl in California was scalped by a pack of six stray dogs while playing outside. The incident occurred when the dogs attacked her, leading to a severe injury.
- Prepare action plan to complete 100% ABC programme for stray dogs in three years: Krishna Byre Gowda
Krishna Byre Gowda has proposed an action plan to achieve 100% completion of the ABC programme for stray dogs within three years.
- Madras High Court takes up suo motu case to protect people from stray dogs in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry
The Madras High Court has initiated a suo motu case to address threats posed by stray dogs in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. This action follows a Supreme Court directive emphasizing that compassion for animal life should not force citizens to face recurring dangers to their own safety.
- Three-year-old girl injured in attack by stray dogs in North Bengaluru
A three-year-old girl was injured in an attack by stray dogs in North Bengaluru. The incident occurred in the North Bengaluru area, resulting in the child's injury.
- Why Denver is telling residents to catch stray dogs
Denver Animal Protection is understaffed due to city budget cuts, leaving residents to handle stray dogs. The agency has 11 officers for 24/7 coverage, down from 18 in 2010, as rising animal abuse cases consume limited resources. A resident’s attempt to report a stray dog was met with a directive to capture it themselves.
- Broward Animal Care says CODE HOME remains active, adoptions fees waived as shelter remains over capacity
Broward County Animal Care's CODE HOME emergency campaign remains active as its shelter operates over capacity due to an influx of stray dogs. Adoption fees are waived, but registration fees still apply, and the agency seeks community help for adoptions, fostering, and lost pet reunification. The shelter can handle 140-150 dogs at maximum capacity and must pause intake if limits are reached.