Excelsior Correspondent
NAUSHERA, Dec 1: The Indian Army in collaboration with Save Animals Value Environment’ (SAVE) Society working for animal welfare launched an anti-rabbies vaccination drive for guard dogs deployed on Army posts in Naushera, here today.
The initiative aims to ensure the health and well-being of these canine soldiers, who play a vital role in safeguarding the country’s borders.
The drive was conducted with assistance from local animal health experts, Dr Mudassir and veterinary pharmacist Ajay Kumar.
Major Munish from Saryah post near Jhangar was Incharge of the drive.
The Army has adopted more than 130 guard dogs on different border posts in Naushera.
The dogs were administered the anti-rabbies vaccine, which provides protection against the deadly rabbies virus.
This initiative is part of the army’s commitment to animal welfare and its efforts to prevent the spread of rabbies in the region.
The army’s anti-rabbies vaccination drive for guard dogs in Naushera demonstrates its dedication to protecting both human and animal life.
By ensuring the health and well-being of these canine soldiers, the army is also safeguarding the communities they serve.
Chairperson Save society, Devinder Kaur Madaan applauded the efforts of Major Munish and Director Animal Husbandry Dr Waheeda Kitchloo for extending the help of her team for conducting the drive.
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