| Address: | Sales tax colony, behind kasera bazar school |
Respected sir,
I live in sales tax colony near kasera bazaar school where some dog who used to live in our colony for livelyhood and very calm & patient, the three dog catchers took him for unknown reason please let us know and release him from where he was catched. All the members of our colony used to love him and we feed them daily sir Its a kind request to release him. Was this information helpful? | 
Rather than making it a habit to co exist with these bonafide sapiens we tend to throw them out .we have laws related to these voiceless creature s.
I am sharing it with you .
It is illegal to cause harm to stray animals.
According to Sections 428 and 429 of the Indian Penal Code and the Cruelty to Animals Act of 1960, it is against the law to cause any sort of injury to any street animal.
It is against the law to relocate stray animals from their territory.
It is illegal to relocate stray animals under Section 11(1) (i) and Section 11(1) (j), PCA Act, 1960.
It is illegal to deliberately starve street dogs or take away their shelter.
Under Section 11(1) (h), PCA Act, 1960, it is illegal to intentionally starve street dogs and take away their shelter
Capturing them against their will is against the law.
Section 9, Wildlife protection act, 1972 makes it illegal for anyone to capture, incite or bait street animals with the intent of causing harm. Even attempting so is a crime in itself.
It is illegal to poison stray animals
It is a criminal offence to poison street dogs under Section 11 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act of 1960.
You need not request but can file complaint with local animal inspector for the same .