Kulhudhuffushi City Council Neutering Campaign Controls Dog Population

As part of a special program carried out in Kulhudhuffushi City to control the dog population, 48 dogs were caught, neutered and released back into their homes after being provided with medical treatment. This work was conducted as part of a campaign named "Trap, Neuter, Release" under the leadership of the Kulhudhuffushi City Council. The campaign to control the dog population was carried out from October 18 to October 25 this month. According to information provided by the Council, all activities of this campaign were carried out with technical assistance from Erika Vet Clinic. The Council also revealed that this work was carried out with the full participation of the clinic's medical team and veterinary care. Regarding this program, the Kulhudhuffushi City Council stated that this was an activity carried out to catch common dogs living on the island and neuter them. Furthermore, the Council said that the process of catching dogs, neutering them and safely releasing them back home was carried out according to established procedures. The City Council noted that one of the main objectives of running this program is to carry out this work sustainably with humanity. In addition, the Council informed that facilitating the safe control of the dog population in Kulhudhuffushi City is also an important purpose of this program. Along with the successful conclusion of this campaign, the Kulhudhuffushi City Council has acknowledged and expressed special gratitude to the medical team of Erika Vet Clinic for their technical assistance and sincere service.