Welfare of animals must be protected


THE killing of a stray dog named Kopi by officers from Besut District Council in Terengganu recently underscores the urgent need for a comprehensive review of the laws and standard operating procedure (SOP) governing stray animal management in this country.

The incident raised serious concerns about the potential for animal cruelty and abuse within local authorities. While it is undeniable that stray animals can pose challenges to public health and safety, the methods employed to address the issue must be both effective and compassionate. This includes:

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