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Millions of homeless dogs roam the streets, lonely and hungry, in countries around the world. Join us in extending a humane philosophy of animal control.
Dealing with Overpopulation
HSI provides expertise and guidance to create programs that focus on sterilization and vaccination against zoonotic disease. With our help, determined local organizations have implemented spay and neuter programs all over the globe to humanely address the overpopulation of street dogs.
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Dog Meat Trade
Most of the world views dogs as trusted companions, but in Asia, millions of them are still consumed for meat. Learn More
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Street Dog Welfare
HSI is working in developing countries to extend a philosophy of humane animal control, providing guidance in creating programs that focus on spay/neuter, vaccination, education and training. Learn More
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World Spay Day
World Spay Day is an annual campaign to inspire people to save animals' lives by spaying or neutering pets, street dogs and community cats. Learn More
Protect Street Animals News
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August 19, 2017
Humane Society International in Bangladesh calls on government authorities to address rabies and stray dog population with humane, legal methods
In light of recent dog culling in Jessore, Chittagong and Feni, Humane Society International urged Bangladeshi government authorities to implement humane and legal strategies to address rabies and dog overpopulation.
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July 18, 2017
INR 50,000 reward offered for nabbing dog killer in Noida, India
HSI/India is offering a reward of 50,000 INR for information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of a person seen in a video strangling a street dog.
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June 16, 2017
Report from Yulin
Animal groups reported mixed results as dog vendors fought the sales ban at China’s 2017 Yulin dog meat festival.
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June 12, 2017
New survey reveals dog meat consumption in Yulin China isn’t popular despite controversial dog meat festival
One week ahead of the controversial dog meat festival in Yulin, China, a new survey reveals that most people living in Yulin don’t regularly eat dog meat despite efforts by dog meat traders to promote it.
