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Role Of Animal Welfare In India

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List of Animal Welfare Organizations in India:
4.4.1 Government organizations:
1. Animal Welfare Board of India:
The ‘Animal Welfare Board of India’/’AWBI’, established in the year 1960, under Section 4 of the ‘Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act-1960’, is a statutory advisory body, formed for advising the Government of India, on animal welfare laws. The ‘Animal Welfare Board of India’, originally formed under the Ministry of Food & Agriculture was brought under the Ministry of Environment & Forests in the year 1990. The ‘Animal Welfare Board of India’ has been working to promote animal welfare and to ensure that animal welfare laws in India are followed. The ‘AWBI’, empowered to suggest changes to ‘laws and rules about animal welfare issues’ …show more content…

As per the alternative method suggested and followed by the ‘BCI’ (Chennai), instead of catching and killing the stray dogs, they will be caught and ‘neutered’ and will be administered with ‘anti rabies vaccination’ and will be left free back in the original places, from where they are caught. In the year 1994, the ‘Blue Cross of India (Chennai) received, 4 acres of land and Rs 25 Lakhs, as gift & donation. From the year 1995, the BCI (Chennai) had carried out the ‘Animal Birth Control’ &Anti Rabies /ABC-AR Program on behalf of the Chennai City Corporation and successfully reduced human deaths due to dog-bites & rabies, between 1996 and 2007. The ‘ABC-AR’ program of the BCI (Chennai) was implemented successfully in other districts of Tamil Nadu also. In the year 2013, the ‘Blue Cross of India’/BCI along with a student’s group known as ‘spaaak’, opened an ‘aviary clinic’, the first aviary clinic in Chennai City to treat ailing birds, with an investment of Rs 8 Lakhs, collected by means of donations. It is notable that in May 2013, the Government of the Republic of Mauritius, sought the …show more content…

The Blue Cross of Hyderabad:
The ‘Blue Cross of Hyderabad’ was founded in the year 1992 & registered as a society in the year 1993 and recognized by the ‘Animal Welfare Board of India’/ AWBI. The Blue Cross of Hyderabad was founded by Telugu Actor Mr.AkkineniNagarjuna and Tamil Actress Mrs.AmalaAkkineni, focusing on ‘Animal veterinary treatment’, ‘re-homing and rehabilitation’ of animals in the State of Telengana. The Blue Cross of Hyderabad has been running a two-acre animal shelter, with 9 projects for the welfare of animals, with a total of 650 animals of various species.
3. ‘The Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation Centre

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