Greater Noida: After starting the first dedicated dog sterilization center Swarn Nagri In Greater Noida on February 25, Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) sterilized and vaccinated 10 dogs in Sector Omicron 2 on Tuesday. After sterilization, the dogs were given a colour-coded identification strip with markings on their ears.
They will be kept at the center for a mandatory five-day observation period, after which they will be released in the area from where they were picked up. The cost of sterilization of each dog comes to Rs 1,000, but the RWA or residents will have to pay only Rs 250 per dog, with the rest of the cost being with the authority. This amount includes sterilization, vaccination and anti-rabies injections of stray dogs.
The mission is called ‘Project Bhairav’ and with this the authority aims to sterilize all stray dogs in the city. “The residents of Sector Omicron 2 had deposited Rs 2,500 for sterilization and vaccination of 10 stray dogs. These dogs have been released after sterilization and vaccination. The sterilized dogs are given a blue and pink leash around their neck, with a mark cut out in their ear. This will separate them from other dogs that have not yet been neutered,” said Salil Yadav From Public Health Department, GNIDA.
While Sector Omron 2 RWA After depositing funds for sterilization of 64 more stray dogs from his sector, Yadav urged all residents and RWAs to come forward and avail the facility, which is equipped with an operation room, a waiting area, 24-hour staff care. is equipped for. Dogs and AC, refrigerator and drinking water arrangement in operation room. “Any area or society whose RWAs have to sterilize their dogs can deposit Rs 250 per dog and schedule the vaccination of stray dogs in their area,” he said.
They will be kept at the center for a mandatory five-day observation period, after which they will be released in the area from where they were picked up. The cost of sterilization of each dog comes to Rs 1,000, but the RWA or residents will have to pay only Rs 250 per dog, with the rest of the cost being with the authority. This amount includes sterilization, vaccination and anti-rabies injections of stray dogs.
The mission is called ‘Project Bhairav’ and with this the authority aims to sterilize all stray dogs in the city. “The residents of Sector Omicron 2 had deposited Rs 2,500 for sterilization and vaccination of 10 stray dogs. These dogs have been released after sterilization and vaccination. The sterilized dogs are given a blue and pink leash around their neck, with a mark cut out in their ear. This will separate them from other dogs that have not yet been neutered,” said Salil Yadav From Public Health Department, GNIDA.
While Sector Omron 2 RWA After depositing funds for sterilization of 64 more stray dogs from his sector, Yadav urged all residents and RWAs to come forward and avail the facility, which is equipped with an operation room, a waiting area, 24-hour staff care. is equipped for. Dogs and AC, refrigerator and drinking water arrangement in operation room. “Any area or society whose RWAs have to sterilize their dogs can deposit Rs 250 per dog and schedule the vaccination of stray dogs in their area,” he said.