The drive was held on Saturday and coated 169 canine and 12 cats throughout varied places in Mysuru. The initiative targeted on elevating public consciousness relating to the significance of anti-rabies vaccinations for canine and efficient methods to stop canine chew incidents.
A launch mentioned stray canine had been vaccinted in places like Ashokapuram Railway Station, Ashoka Circle, Lakshmipuram, Jayanagar, J.P. Nagar, Kuvempunagar, Kantharaj Urs Road, Chamrajpuram, Mysuru Railway Station, Vidyaranyapuram, Kankagiri, N H Palaya, and Saraswatipuram, and so forth.
In addition to the anti-rabies pictures, 25 canine acquired each anti-rabies and vanguard vaccines, offering broader safety. Notably, all canine operated on on the Mysuru Railway Station had been additionally vaccinated as a part of this drive, the discharge added.
The PFA mentioned rabies is a preventable illness, and vaccination is essentially the most potent weapon in opposition to it. “We are happy with the turnout and the group’s optimistic response. This drive is a vital step in the direction of making a rabies-free Mysuru and making certain the security and well-being of each animals and people,” the PFA mentioned, including that initiatives shall be carried out periodically.
The organisation additionally urged all pet homeowners to make sure their animals are recurrently vaccinated in opposition to rabies.
Published – July 14, 2025 06:37 pm IST
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