Around 12 dogs have been removed from the BMICH premises and taken to the dog pound to avoid possible disturbances during the ongoing 58th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference at the BMICH, CEO of the Blue Paw Trust Dr. Nalinika Obeysekere said.The Blue Paw Trust, an organisation that promotes animal welfare claims the initial arrangement was for these dogs to be returned to the BMICH, once the conference concluded, as they have been occupying the premises for a while now.
However, the Daily Mirror learnt through an official at the S.W.R.D Bandaranaike Memorial Foundation that there was a rumour that the dogs were not going to be brought back. “These dogs have been vaccinated, sterilised and well taken care of by the Blue Paw Trust. We manage the population of dogs in public areas and ensure they are not a form of disturbance to neighbouring people,” explained Dr. Obeysekere.According to Coordinator of the Dog Managed Zone at Blue Paw Trust Dr. D. Subasinghe, the Blue Paw Trust has signed an MoU with the BMICH to take care of the dogs at the premises. (SK)








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It is a hassle to everyone specially for children traveling on street.
Why the Authority dump on this matter ??//
What about the danger to human lives from possible dog bites.
Is there any thing you are prepared to do to save young children and also adults from the danger of mad dogs found on the streets not only in Colombo but also other cities in Lanka.
Walk along the beach and you could collect tons of Human waste. Should we round up all those responsible and keep them locked up until all the day Tourists stop coming Sri Lanka.
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