Pets shop, dog breeding centres in Delhi to face closure if they fail to register with Animal Board within a month

Pets shop, dog breeding centres in Delhi to face closure if they fail to register with Animal Board within a month

November 9, 2024

Pets shops and dog breeding centers in Delhi are facing potential closure if they do not register with the Animal Board within one month. This mandatory registration is being enforced to ensure proper standards and oversight for these businesses. Owners are strongly urged to take immediate action to register their businesses and comply with the new regulations to avoid legal repercussions and cessation of operations.

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Register in a month or shut shops: Delhi animal board’s ultimatum to pet stores

Register in a month or shut shops: Delhi animal board’s ultimatum to pet stores

November 9, 2024

All pet shops and dog breeding centers in the national capital must register with the Delhi Animal Welfare Board within one month or face closure. Failure to comply will result in the shutdown of non-registered establishments, as per rules outlined in the Dog Breeding and Marketing Rules, 2017, and the Pet Shop Rules, 2018. This move aims to bolster animal welfare and ensure compliance with legal standards, addressing concerns about stressful and unsafe environments often found when different breeds are crammed together.

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Delhi HC asks govt to decide on Gaushala at Ghogha dairy

Delhi HC asks govt to decide on Gaushala at Ghogha dairy

November 2, 2024

The Delhi high court has directed the Delhi government and its chief secretary to make a decision on establishing a Gaushala (cow shelter) at Ghogha dairy in northwest Delhi. This shelter is intended for relocating animals currently housed in the Bhalswa and Ghazipur dairy colonies. This move aims to address the issue of stray or improperly housed cattle in the city.

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Delhi HC Expresses Concern Over Poor Milk Quality

Delhi HC Expresses Concern Over Poor Milk Quality

August 29, 2024

The Delhi High Court has expressed serious concern over the poor quality of milk in the city, emphasizing that people must have access to good quality milk. The court underlined that milch cattle cannot be allowed to graze on toxic waste, such as sanitary landfills. This concern is part of an effort to ensure that healthy milk is available and to prevent the next generation from suffering from diseases. The High Court also stressed the need for the relocation of dairies.

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We Are Only Concerned About Animal Cruelty And Quality Of Milk Being Circulated: Delhi HC In Dairy Colonies Case

We Are Only Concerned About Animal Cruelty And Quality Of Milk Being Circulated: Delhi HC In Dairy Colonies Case

August 28, 2024

In a recent hearing concerning animal cruelty in dairy colonies, the Delhi High Court emphasized that its main concern is ensuring quality milk is circulated and addressing animal cruelty. The court clarified that the decision regarding the removal of residents lies with the MCD. Residents are reportedly scared to shift and want to retain their land, fearing demolition if they surrender their livestock. The court issued directions to address the issues within these dairy colonies.

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