Essay On Stray Dogs

Stray dogs are the familiar domestic animals that we usually encounter at the roadside as they neither have homes nor an owner, thus they are forced to live on the streets with poor conditions. Do you have any idea what are the impacts of the dogs after they have been abandoned? This article allows you to gain an in-depth understanding of their living conditions after these pets being abandoned.

Malaysia is not the only country that has this kind of issue as this is a worldwide problem which facing and need to be solved by almost each developed or developing countries in order to deal with stray dog populations. According to the recent studies that revealed by Pets and Animals in Malaysia, there’s an alarming fact that abandoned by irresponsible owners is the main reason that caused stray dogs, thus it’s not surprising that most of the shelters in Malaysia are overcrowded with the stray dogs and the number

According to the statistic that completed by SPCA Selangor, there are over 2 million of unwanted stray dogs forced to be euthanized, and more than 500 abandoned dogs have been put to sleep every day on average in Malaysia shelters while they estimated only one stray dog to be adopted among the furry friends.

This has also led to the several issues such as the overpopulation of the stray dogs, dog’s aggression, rabies, and even the animal shelters overcrowded. Overpopulation is one of the crises that cannot be ignored as they can be removed and quickly replaced all the time. The Government of Malaysia accustomed to using to deal with this problem through some ineffective and cruel ways like shooting, poisoning, and electrocution. Despite all that, these cruel methods do not help to decrease the overpopulation of the stray