A study evaluated a community-based dog and cat population management project in Praia de Faro, demonstrating increased sterilisation rates and high satisfaction, despite challenges in building trust and external disruptions.
A Study Exploring A Community Approach to Street Dog and Cat Population Management Read More »
A study of dog ownership in Greater Bangkok found that a large proportion of owned dogs roam freely, with high rates of street adoption, moderate sterilisation and vaccination coverage, and positive impacts from CNVR programs.
Roaming but Owned: A Study on How CNVR Changes Bangkok’s Free-Roaming Dog Ownership Read More »
A large-scale CNVR (Catch, Neuter, Vaccinate, Return) program across Greater Bangkok was associated with reductions in street dog numbers and puppies and improved resident tolerance.
Fewer Dogs, Fewer Problems: A Study On The Long-Term Impact of CNVR in Greater Bangkok Read More »
A UK study found majority support for routine pet spay/neuter procedures, with demographic variances.
Attitudes Toward Neutering: What a UK Study Reveals About Pet Owners Read More »
A study found that a targeted, practical training program significantly improves the knowledge and confidence of Indian veterinarians in performing canine surgical neutering, offering a scalable model for similar global efforts.
How a Focused Training Program Enhances Canine Sterilization in India Read More »
In 2023, Bhutan became the first country to sterilize and vaccinate 100% of their dogs. This is a short summary of the CNVR program between the Bhutanese Government and HSI.
How Bhutan Became The First Country to Sterilize And Vaccinate 100% of Their Dogs Read More »
A study examines the influence of Bhutan’s transition to democracy, socioeconomic development, and Buddhist values on the country’s street dog management through the CNVR program, highlighting both its successes and challenges.
The Intersection of Faith and Modernity in Bhutan’s Street Dog Welfare Program Read More »
A study systematically examines existing research on the effectiveness of various dog population control strategies, including catch-neuter-return, euthanasia, and shelter-based programs.
A Comprehensive Review of Studies on Dog Population Management Read More »
A study in Dehiwala highlighted the CNVR intervention and its success in reducing the unowned FRD population and public nuisances.
Reducing Stray Dog Populations: CNVR in a Sri Lankan suburb Read More »
A study evaluates the effectiveness of the 5-year long CNVR program in Greater Bangkok, demonstrating significant reductions in dog density.
A Study Evaluating the Effectiveness of CNVR in Bangkok Read More »