Kerala

Dogs did not attack kids, media showing cancer patients as victims, say dog-lovers

Written by : TNM Staff

In the context of the increasing stray-dog menace on one hand and the deep concern of animal lovers towards stray-dog killing Kerala on the other, both the groups who supports killing and who are against had been protesting in front of secretariat at the same time on Thursday in Thiruvananthapuram.

A group of dog lovers from Mumbai has alleged that the reports of stray dog attacks on small kids were created by the media.

According to Asianet News, the group has alleged that no child was attacked by dogs in Kerala, and that the media is showing cancer affected persons and claiming they were bitten by dogs.

However, when they were asked if they are ready for the rehabilitation of stray dogs they said they were not.

Meanwhile a group of victims of canine bites were also protesting at the same place and they were seeking strong action from the government in increasing stray menace in Kerala streets.

The victims say that they don’t want to kill the stray dogs but instead let dog lovers take them home.

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