Data and facts about the owned dogs of Sri Lanka. Jump to: Ownership Practices Highlights Ownership Practices Jump to: Rural Sri Lanka Rural Sri Lanka Jump to: Anuradhapura Study in Anuradhapura External link: Rathish D, Rajapakse J, Weerakoon K (2022) Household preferences for pet keeping: Findings from a rural district of Sri Lanka. PLoS ONE 17(11): […]
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A study highlights a high level of awareness about rabies among Sri Lankans but reveals significant gaps in proactive measures and pet management practices necessary to effectively control the disease.
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A study in Dehiwala highlighted the CNVR intervention and its success in reducing the unowned FRD population and public nuisances.
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Dogs Trust Worldwide extends its expertise beyond the UK, focusing its efforts on key regions to address critical dog welfare issues through partnerships with local organizations to create a safer and happier world for dogs globally.
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