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Kerala High Court seeks urgent measures to improve conditions of captive elephants at Punnathur Anakotta

Court asks Guruvayur Devaswom panel to adhere to Kerala Captive Elephants (Management and Maintenance) Rules, 2012; demands a progress report by September 2; directives made while considering a petition alleging โ€˜gross inadequacyโ€™ in facilities

Cyberabadโ€™s Serilingampally to get Centre for wildlife awareness, rescue and rehabilitation

Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) Standing Committee approves box drains, road projects in various parts, and development of PJR Stadium

Six decades of Blue Cross: from humble beginnings to setting the standard for animal welfare

In 1959, Captain V. Sundaram brought home two stranded puppies he found on a flooded streetย near his house at T. Nagar. He built makeshift kennels at home for injured and abandoned animals. This organisation was registered as theย BCIย in 1964

Surge in abandoned animals amid land clearance for Northern Metropolis development

Three-legged dogs and one-eyed cats are common sights at a veterinary clinic opened by an animal welfare group in the Fo Tan area of Hong Kongโ€™s Sha Tin district, with some of these animals having been there for so long that the medical centre has become their home. While their injuries or illnesses vary, they share the same painful experience of being displaced by the Northern Metropolis development project, a government blueprint to transform 30,000 hectares (74,132 acres) into a powerful...