Srilanka, Feb. 20 -- The Association of Veterinarians for Humane Management of Animal Population claims that most stray dogs in the Sigiriya tourism area have been sterilised and vaccinated to create a safer, healthier environment for both the animals and visitors who cherish this beautiful destination.
Association Chairman Dr. Chamith Nanayakkara said that the programme was launched with the goal of promoting animal-friendly tourism in the country.
"Rabies vaccines are provided to all stray animals in the area. This programme was initiated in 2016. There is often a misconception that stray dogs are a hindrance to foreign tourists, but our experience in the field tells a different story. Many travellers show the same compassion towar...
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