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Sarbesh Adhikari
Mr. Sackaroff
Feb 4, 2025
English 12B 
Hour 3

The Problem of Stray Dogs in Nepal
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In 2021, Peepal Farm, an Indian animal rescue and awareness organization was called out by people in Spiti Valley to deal with a major issue. They found out that the dogs there were so hungry that they were eating eachother. They came up with a short-term approach to resolve the issue and understand that the problem is the lack of responsible owners and the overpopulation of dogs. The presence of zoonotic disease in stray dogs shows the threat of zoonoses (an infectious disease caused by germs that spread between humans and animals). According to the World Health Organization, rabies, a zoonotic disease, is a problem in over 150 countries and causes up to 20,000 deaths annually with 40% of the victims being children under the age of 15. Moreover, countries and territories in South Asia are highly affected by stray dogs. Kathmandu, the city of temples in Nepal has approximately 20,000 free-ranging dogs and other major cities have thousands. India also has more than 62 million stray dogs. The overpopulation of stray dogs is a public health hazard and brings many other problems like spread of disease, conflict and attacks to humans and animals, hunger, pollution, road accidents and environmental problems.

The overpopulation of stray dogs has been an ongoing problem for many decades. It has caused harm to both animals and human safety. The numbers of stray dogs are only rising everyday. This leads to various health and social problems which are hard to ignore. In Nepal, the problem of stray dogs has existed for years and is caused by urbanization, lack of responsible owners, abandonment of dogs, ineffective policies, lack of funding, improper research, and lack of technology. 
  	The problem started when urbanization caused mass migration from rural areas. This left many dogs lost and abandoned. As people migrated to the cities, they left their pet dogs behind which caused these dogs to become feral (Joshi). It inspired the dogs to continue to populate and grow. Additionally, lack of research and limited technology for sterilization of dogs, only made it worse. Thousands of dogs are dying in the streets looking for food while still reproducing and populating.

Another reason this problem is getting worse everyday is due to the poor management by local government officials. Although programs like Manumitra Project were introduced to control stray dog population, they have failed due to lack of funding and proper execution (Ojha). Instead of finding the cause, some government officials have suggested poisoning and killing the stray dogs as a solution. This shows their disregard for animal welfare.

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