ANIMAL WELFARE (CNVR) PROGRAMME. Stray Dogs Birth Control Society, Shimla Municipal Corporation. To make Shimla rabies free.

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ANIMAL WELFARE (CNVR) PROGRAMME Name of Project: Name of Society: Registration of Society: Objective : Area of Operation: Protocol: Animal Birth Control/ Anti Rabies of Stray Dogs in Shimla and the surrounding villages. Stray Dogs Birth Control Society, Shimla Municipal Corporation. 3 rd January 2005, vide Registration No. 2/2005 by Registrar of Societies Distt. Shimla. To make Shimla rabies free. 1 st phase municipal corporation Shimla and adjoining villages, 2 nd phase District Shimla. Catching-: Loop and sack method The stray dogs are picked up from the roads and streets of the Shimla town in an ambulance. Transportation-: They are then transported comfortably to the animal shelter where they are being provided food and rest. Tranquilization & General Anaesthesia-: Next day in the morning they are tranquilized with Acepromazine hcl & after 15 minutes they are given general anaesthesia with the combination of Xylazine & Ketamine. After it dogs were given anti rabies vaccination. Procedure-: Ovarohystrectomy- Right flank of the female animal is prepared for surgery after shaving and antiseptic scrubbing. After complete spaying the suture line is dressed up and dogs are housed in separate kennels. Castration- Male dogs less than six months of age are subjected for this procedure. Vasectomy- Adult dogs are Post-operative care-: Dogs are daily examined for any post operative complication. Release-: After full recovery they are again released from the area from where they were picked up. Average recovery period is approximately 2.6 days. Commencement of the Project: 17-10-2006. Brief History Shimla was the summer capital of the British Government in the pre independence era & it is still a popular tourist place. People from all over the world visit the hill station all around the year. Shimla is one of the oldest municipalities established in 1851 and later was designated as Municipal Corporation Shimla. The Municipal Corporation Shimla had various duties to perform so as to keep up the popularity graph of this town, but the menace of stray dogs and monkeys were an eyesore. The people of this town were upset with the menace created by the monkeys and stray dogs. Since monkeys fall under the category of wild animals, the Deptt. of Forest, Govt. of Himachal Pradesh has taken up the project of sterilizing monkeys. The municipal Corporation Shimla voluntaried to combat the menace of stray dogs. A society was formed and registered on 3 rd January 2005 under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 with the Registrar of Societies, District Shimla in the name of Stray Dogs Birth Control Society, Shimla Municipal Corporation. Since there were no funds available for this activity with the Municipal Corporation, hence efforts were made to arrange funds from the Government and Non- Government Organization. As no funds could be arranged and time was being wasted, the Municipal Corporation Shimla decided to start the project all by itself. The idea was floated by the then Commissioner, MC Shimla Mr. Shekhar Gupta in August 2006. Initially the activity was started without any capital and later funds started to trickle in. The Veterinary Public Health Officer of the Municipal Corporation Shimla Dr. Arun Sirkeck was made the Nodal Officer of the project and was asked to launch the project by mid October 2006. The Nodal Officer was asked to study the module & the protocol to be followed. Two locations were selected to be visited either Chennai or Jaipur. Since Jaipur was nearer and time was short the nodal officer decided to visit Help in Suffering a NGO in Jaipur. The nodal officer was satisfied with the training at Jaipur subject to which a decision was taken to train the whole staff at Jaipur. A work regarding construction of temporary animal shelter having 34 cages, constructing an operation theatre with basic amenities required for ABC

and an office/ store etc was initiated. Moreover during this period one veterinary doctor and eight members of the staff were sent for training to Help in Suffering Jaipur for ABC and catching in three batches. The project was launched finally on 17-10-2006. Today we are a team of two veterinary doctors and seven trained staff. These workers do dog catching, assist in surgery, clean the animal shelter/ operation theatre, feed the indoor dogs and also drive the ambulance along with other associated works. The stray dogs are caught in the morning hours and the surgery (ABC) is performed on the next day. Besides ABC, the dog are vaccinated against rabies and kept for post- operative care. Out of 34 cages, 4 cages have been marked as sick ward for injured & sick dogs. ACTIVITIES OF 2006-2007 (w.e.f 17 th October 2006 to 31 st March 2007) The society was registered with the Animal Welfare Board of India on 14 th Feb. 2007, vide registration number HP 025/07. The Stray Dogs Birth Control Society, Shimla Municipal Corporation entered in to a tripartite agreement with the Department of Animal Husbandry, Government of Himachal Pradesh and the Animal Welfare Board of India on 4 th June, 2007 for a period of two years from 1 st April, 2007 to 31 st March, 2009 for joint execution of this project. The role of department of Animal husbandry will be to supply medicine for ABC/AR and the balance expenditure would be shared equally by Shimla Municipal Corporation and AWBI. 1. President Sh. Shekhar Gupta, Commissioner, MC Shimla. 2. Vice-President Dr. Roshan Lal, Dy. Director Shimla, Deptt. of A.H. 3. Treasurer Dr. Ashwani Sharma, Asstt. Commissioner, MC Shimla. 4. Member Secy. Dr. Arun Sirkeck, VPHO, MC Shimla. 5. Executive Members Sh. Ajay Sharma, A.D.M. (Law & Order) Shimla. Dr. Bahadur Singh Chauhan, Asstt. Director, Deptt. of A.H. Dr. Sunite A Ganju, Medical Officer, DDU Hospital Shimla. Dr. H.R.Thakur, Corp. Health Officer, MC Shimla. Dr. Hamender Sharma, Vety. Surgeon, Animal Shelter Dr. Sushil Sood, Vety. Officer, Wild-Life, Deptt. of Forest. Funds Received from Government : 1. The Department of Urban development (HP) Rs.5,00,000/- 2. The Deputy Commissioner Shimla. Rs.2,00,000/- 3. Municipal Corporation Shimla. Rs. 2,00,000/- 4. Animal Welfare Board of India. Rs.1,29,471/- Funds received from Association, NGO and individuals: 1. Rotary Club Shimla Rs.75,000/- 2. Druggist & Chemist Association Shimla. Rs.11,000/- 3. M/S Maria Brothers, the Mall Shimla. Rs 6,000/- 4. Sh. P.N. Nanda, The Mall Shimla. One Refrigerator 5. M/S Sanjeev & Co., The Mall Shimla. One Vacuum Cleaner 6 M/S Bhasker Surgicals, The Ridge Shimla Two Vasectomy Sets Expenditure for the years: Rs.6, 96096.46 Month wise detail of ABC/AR programme: 2006-2007 Month No. of dogs No of dogs castrated No. of dogs Total spayed October (17 th ) 48 07 17 72 November 84 12 45 141 December 74 06 68 148 January 83 02 53 138

February 66 04 43 113 March 129 23 38 190 Total 484 54 264 802 N.B. Eight Pet Dogs were also operated upon in addition to the above mentioned number. ACTIVITIES OF 2007-2008 1. President Sh. Shekhar Gupta, Commissioner, MC Shimla. 2. Vice- president Dr. Roshan Lal, Dy. Director Shimla, Deptt. of A.H. 3. Treasurer Sh. O.P. Kant, Jt. Commissioner, MC Shimla. 4. Member Secy. Dr. Arun Sirkeck, VPHO, MC Shimla. 5. Executive Members Sh. Ajay Sharma, A.D.M. (Law & Order) Shimla. Dr. Bahadur Singh Chauhan, Asstt. Director, Deptt. of A.H. Dr. Sunite A Ganju, Medical Officer, DDU Hospital Shimla. Dr. HR Thakur, Corp. Health Officer, MC Shimla. Dr. Sushil Sood, Vety. Officer, Wild-Life, Deptt. of Forest. Dr. Hamender Sharma, Vety. Surgeon, Animal Shelter. Funds Received from Government: 1. Municipal Corporation Shimla. Rs. 2,50,000/- 2. Animal Welfare Board of India RS.1,85,625/- Funds received from Association, NGO and individuals: 1. Sh. P.N. Nanda, The Mall Shimla Rs. 8,980/- Expenditure for the year: Rs. 3, 97,616.00 Month wise detail of ABC/AR programme (2007-08): Month No. of dogs spayed No of dogs No. of dogs Total castrated April 60 14 24 98 May 72 14 19 105 June 105 15 53 173 July 80 18 33 131 August 73 25 38 136 September 73 16 27 116 October 75 15 53 143 November 90 06 35 131 December 46 08 36 90 January 91 22 32 145 February 45 17 24 86 March 93 32 26 151 Total 903 202 400 1505 N.B. Seven Pet Dogs were also operated upon in addition to the above mentioned number. Out station Camps: 1. Visit to kaza (4-9-2007 to 7-9-2007): A visit was made to Kaza (Spiti) on the request of The Chairman, Animal Welfare Board of India, to report and tackle about the stray dogs menace. The local NGO Public welfare Society was motivated to do the activity. The Member secretary also assured to full co-operation and support to train their staff. But,

the NGO seemed reluctant and wanted the SDBCS, SMC to do this activity. Since the winter was due to set in hence, the activity has been postponed for May/June 2008. 2. Camp at Parwanoo 20-12-2007 to 25-12-2007: The team was invited to perform sterilization of stray dogs at Parwanoo. The camp was organized by Municipal Council Parwanoo, Deptt. of Animal Husbandry and local NGO s (Ladies Club Parwanoo and PFA Kausali). A total No of 135 stray dogs were sterilized. ACTIVITIES OF 2008-2009 1. President, Sh. A. N. Sharma, Commissioner, MC Shimla. 2. Vice- president, Dr. Roshan Lal, Dy. Director Shimla, Deptt. of A.H. 3. Treasurer, Sh. Gopal Sharma, Joint Commissioner, MC Shimla. 4. Member Secy. Dr. Arun Sirkeck, VPHO, MC Shimla. 5. Executive Members 6. Other Members: Sh. Gopal Sharma, A.D.M. (Protocol) Shimla. Dr. Bahadur Singh Chauhan, Asstt. Director, Deptt. of A.H. Sh. Rajesh Sharma, DFO (Urban) Shimla. Dr. Mudita Gupta, In charge Rabies section,, DDU Hospital Shimla. Dr. Sonam G Negi, Corp. Health Officer, MC Shimla. Sh. Joginder Chauhan, Law Officer, MC Shimla. Dr. US Rana, SVO, Vety. Hospital, Shimla. Dr. Sandeep Rattan, Vety, Officer, Wildlife, Deptt. of Forest. Dr. Hamender Sharma, Vety. Surgeon, Animal Shelter. Mrs. Trisha Sharma, Member AWBI (North Zone). Sh. PK Sood, President, Rotary Club Shimla. Mrs. Kanta Sood, 35 The Mall, Shimla. Sh. Rajeev Sood, 71 Middle Bazar Shimla. Sh. Narender Nanda, 31 The Mall Shimla. Month wise detail of ABC/AR programme (2008-09): Month No. of dogs spayed No of dogs No. of dogs Total castrated April 63 21 24 108 May 67 10 18 95 June 90 23 31 144 July 96 35 35 166 August 83 30 21 134 September 70 13 31 114 October 66 12 12 90 November 69 23 11 103 December 65 21 17 103 January 67 26 20 113 February 10 14 03 27 March 64 29 15 108

Total 810 257 238 1305 ACTIVITIES OF 2009-2010 6. President, Sh. A. N. Sharma, Commissioner, MC Shimla. 7. Vice- president, Dr. Roshan Lal, Dy. Director Shimla, Deptt. of A.H. 8. Treasurer, Sh. K. K.Sharma, Joint Commissioner, MC Shimla. 9. Member Secy. Dr. Arun Sirkeck, VPHO, MC Shimla. 10. Executive Members 6. Other Members: Sh. Gopal Sharma, A.D.M. (Protocol) Shimla. Sh. Rajesh Sharma, DFO (Urban) Shimla. Dr. Mudita Gupta, In charge Rabies section,, DDU Hospital Shimla. Dr. Sonam G Negi, Corp. Health Officer, MC Shimla. Sh. Joginder Chauhan, Law Officer, MC Shimla. Dr. US Rana, SVO, Vety. Hospital, Shimla. Dr. Sandeep Rattan, Vety, Officer, Wildlife, Deptt. of Forest. Dr. Hamender Sharma, Vety. Surgeon, Animal Shelter. Mrs. Trisha Sharma, Member AWBI (North Zone). Sh. Attul Tangri, President, Rotary Club Shimla. Mrs. Kanta Sood, 35 The Mall, Shimla. Sh. Rajeev Sood, 71 Middle Bazar Shimla. Sh. Narender Nanda, 31 The Mall Shimla. Month wise detail of ABC/AR programme (2009-10) Month No. of dogs No of dogs Castrated No. of dogs Total Spayed April 2009 56 27 07 90 May 2009 70 24 09 103 June 2009 65 30 10 105 July 2009 30 11 12 53 Aug. 2009 58 19 23 100 Sep. 2009 25 08 14 47 Oct. 2009 55 14 21 90 Nov. 2009 56 06 14 76 Dec. 2009 61 09 05 75 Jan. 2010 27 12 08 47 Feb. 2010 60 13 12 85 March2010 49 13 11 73 Total 612 186 146 944

Month wise detail of ABC/AR programme (2010-11) Month No. of dogs Spayed No of dogs Castrated No. of dogs Total April 2010 32 12 5 49 May 2010 41 9 11 61 June 2010 12 2 0 14 July 2010 56 31 7 94 Aug. 2010 60 14 16 90 Sep. 2010 46 9 21 76 Oct. 2010 45 13 9 67 Nov. 2010 68 30 14 112 Dec. 2010 43 16 11 70 Jan. 2011 65 20 14 99 Feb. 2011 75 20 07 102 March2011 81 16 11 108 Total 624 192 126 942 Month wise detail of ABC/AR programme (2011-12) Month No. of dogs Spayed No of dogs Castrated No. of dogs Total April 2011 69 20 7 96 May 2011 June 2011 July 2011 Aug. 2011 Sep. 2011 Oct. 2011 Nov. 2011 Dec. 2011 Jan. 2012 Feb. 2012 March2012 Total 69 20 7 96