The Supreme Court, in order to hold stray dogs and keep them in a dog shelter, said that stray dogs should be caught and sterilized and vaccinated, after which they should be released from where they were brought. Let us know how the sterilization of dogs is, how many rupees will the government have to spend for this?

Sterilization of dogs

Sterilization is an effective remedy to control the growing population of stray dogs and problems caused by dogs bite and rabies. The central and state governments in India are taking many steps in this direction. After the order of the Supreme Court, the removal of stray dogs was ordered. Let us know about the process of sterilization of dogs and government expenditure for it.

How is the process of sterilization of dogs

The sterilization of the process of sterilization of dogs is a surgical process, which aims to eliminate the fertility of dogs. This process is performed on both male and female dogs. The process begins by catching stray dogs. Trained employees take dogs in human ways and take them to sterilization centers. There is health check -up of dogs by veterinarians. Subsequently, anesthesia is given to make dogs unconscious.

The vaccine is also applied

After this the operation is done. Mail dog testicles are removed through surgery while in female dogs, a small incision is made in the stomach to remove the ovaries and uterus. After surgery, dogs are kept under surveillance for a few days to ensure that they are recovering. In addition, they are also given an anti-rabies vaccine. After surgery, dogs are left back to the same area from where they were caught.

Sterilization expenses

The estimated total expenditure for large-scale sterilization in Delhi-NCR has been stated to be Rs 2,400 crore, which includes surgery, staff, and expenses of centers. Mail dog surgery costs 3 to 5 thousand rupees while for female dogs, 8 to 9 thousand rupees are included.

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