Sri Vijaya Puram | August 7, 2026
The Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services (AH&VS), via the Veterinary Dispensary, Rangachang, carried out an consciousness programme on canine chew prevention and the administration of stray canine at Government Primary School, Beodnabad on August 4.
The programme aimed to teach faculty kids, lecturers and oldsters on secure behaviour round stray canine, measures to forestall canine chew incidents, and the significance of accountable group participation within the administration of stray canine.
During the session, contributors had been sensitised on understanding canine behaviour and recognising warning indicators, together with the dos and don’ts to be adopted when encountering stray canine. They had been additionally knowledgeable in regards to the instant steps to be taken within the occasion of a canine chew.
The consciousness programme was carried out in an interactive method, with contributors actively partaking within the session by asking related questions. Students confirmed eager curiosity in studying sensible security measures and first assist practices associated to canine bites.
The programme additionally emphasised the significance of treating animals with compassion whereas making certain public security.
