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A PIL in the Kerala High Court alleges cruelty at Perumbavoor cattle market, claiming animals are tethered without water or shelter, violating Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying guidelines and animal welfare rules

In Nizamabad, police booked unidentified persons for allegedly poisoning stray dogs amid claims that nearly 1,000 were killed over months. Animal rights activists demanded investigation, post-mortems, and strict action, alleging involvement of local authorities and rising incidents of missing dogs

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Begumpet police registered a case against a man identified as Anil for allegedly attacking a female dog with a stick, causing serious injuries including fractures. The incident came to light after a complaint was lodged by Dattatraya Joshi of People for Animals.

Animal rights activists allege nearly 100 stray dogs were killed in Nagarkurnool district, taking Telangana’s toll to 1,200 since December. Police registered FIRs against panchayat-linked persons as investigations continue into illegal culling and relocation of dogs

Police registered a case against the NIT Warangal chief warden and three dog catchers for allegedly relocating stray dogs from campus in an inhumane manner. Animal activists accused them of cruelty, saying dogs were dragged and injured before intervention halted the activity

The alleged removal and killing of community dogs at Symbiosis Hyderabad exposes a wider pattern of animal cruelty across Telangana, raising serious questions about accountability, ethics, and governance.

Animal activists from SAFI and PETA India facilitated the registration of an FIR at the Bollaram Police Station after men were seen biting a goat’s neck during a public sacrifice. The FIR invokes sections under BNS, TABSP Act, and PCA Act

PETA India exposed alleged animal cruelty at a Mahabubnagar laboratory, citing a whistleblower’s account of overcrowded cages, painful injections, and infections in dogs. Complaints have been filed, marking India’s first major exposé of animal testing abuses.

Based on a complaint lodged by Stray Animal Foundation of India, police registered a case against the pet shop located opposite Geetha Bhavan Hotel

In the incident that took place on April 14, a resident named Ashish, a businessman living in the society, brutally killed five puppies. The horrifying act was captured on surveillance cameras installed in the parking area.

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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India is sending letters to the temples and mosques, offering to donate lifelike mechanical elephants on the condition that these institutions would send the distressed elephants to sanctuaries

The dog was two months pregnant when the NGO, Citizens for Animals rescued her

For more than 30 years globally and for more than a decade in India, Humane World for Animals—formerly called Humane Society International—has worked to tackle the root causes of animal cruelty and suffering

Video going viral on social media platforms shows the accused holding the dog in his hands to indulge in vulgar acts and torturing the canine

Urges police to locate the rams and bulls used in the fights and ensure that they are protected from further exploitation and suffering

According to police officials, the two men planned to dump the sacks with dogs into river; video of the incident goes viral on various social media platforms

Hanamkonda Sub-Inspector Konga Shravan Kumar said that a case was registered against Vinay, a snake catcher of Brahmanwada for abusing the pet dog of Nataraj of the same locality under the Section 11 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (PCA) Act, 1960

A case has been filed against a few people in Sohna area on the charge of bovine smuggling and animal cruelty following a failed attempt to transport cattle illegally.