Global Stray Dog Crisis Hubs

Monitoring policy, welfare and accountability

Dog Desk Animal Action monitors countries where policy, legislation, enforcement or large scale management practices raise serious and sustained concerns for free roaming dogs.

Our Crisis Country Hubs bring together the evidence, research, briefing papers and correspondence behind our monitoring.

These hubs form part of the Global Stray Dog Crisis Map Project.

PAKISTAN

Court Orders Versus Ground Reality

Monitoring the continuing gap between court-directed humane population management and reported killing of street dogs.


ROMANIA

Shelters, Euthanasia & Population Management

Monitoring municipal shelter systems, euthanasia, population management and long-term reform.


INDIA

Street Dog Policy At A Crossroads

Monitoring India’s changing ABC system, court intervention, removal, confinement and the growing importance of individual traceability.


KAZAKHSTAN

A Changing Legal Framework

Monitoring changes to animal welfare legislation, euthanasia provisions and their consequences for free-roaming dogs.


KYRGYZSTAN

Street Dog Policy & Welfare

Monitoring developments affecting free-roaming dogs, including population management, municipal responses and welfare


MORROCCO

Policy Reform & Street Dog Welfare

Monitoring Morocco’s developing legal framework, population management, rabies control and the treatment of free-roaming dogs.


TÜRKIYE

Mass Collection, Confinement & Accountability

Monitoring large-scale collection, municipal shelters, confinement, mortality and the fate of dogs removed from the streets.


ALGERIA

Street Dog Management Under Scrutiny

Monitoring population-control policy, reported treatment of free-roaming dogs and the development of humane alternatives.


ZIMBABWE
Rabies Control, Dog Shootings & Municipal Enforcement

Monitoring vaccination policy, municipal shooting operations, mass collection, holding capacity and the fate of unclaimed dogs.