In 2015, World Animal Protection presented at the Global Risk Forum One Health Summit in Davos. Its presentation outlined a comprehensive approach to addressing the global free-roaming dog population. They emphasized the root causes of the issue, including negative public perception, irresponsible breeding, inadequate veterinary care, insufficient legislation, and political factors.
Advocating for the implementation of ICAM guidelines, World Animal Protection highlighted the success of its programs in Zanzibar, Bangladesh, and Dubai. These case studies demonstrate the effectiveness of its approach in managing dog populations humanely and sustainably.
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