The surge in stray animal population poses significant challenges to our communities, impacting both sanitation and public health. From rummaging through garbage to contributing to the rise in rabies cases, stray animals have become a pressing issue. With an alarming average of 300-600 dog bites annually, 82% of which are attributed to strays, the health risks are evident. Beyond the immediate threat of bites, the associated concern of rabies emphasizes the urgent need to address this multifaceted problem, safeguarding our communities from both waste-related issues and potential health crises.
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