End 'animal genocide': 29 groups demand govt budget RM10m for humane stray management

Malaysiakini Alyaa Alhadjri, Firdaus Hanafiah · News & blogs · 1 hr ago

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29 groups urge the Malaysian government to allocate RM10m annually for humane stray animal management and end their indiscriminate killing.

The coalition demands RM10m for sterilisation, vaccination, and rescue of stray animals.
They accuse local councils of committing 'genocide' by killing stray dogs and cats.
The memorandum includes 12 demands, such as forming a national animal welfare commission.

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Among others, proposed allocation would fund sterilisation, vaccination, rescue, veterinary care, adoption and sanctuaries.

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