August 28 , 2025
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- The Supreme Court of India modified its earlier order regarding stray dogs on August 22, 2025.
- Stray dogs can now be released back into their original localities after being dewormed and vaccinated.
- The earlier directive that prohibited the release of strays shall remain in abeyance until further notice.
- Dogs showing signs of aggression or rabies infection must not be released into public spaces.
- The Supreme Court expanded the case to cover the entire country for a uniform national policy on stray dogs.
- All States and Union Territories have been impleaded to assist in framing and implementing this national policy.
- The previous order dated August 11, 2025, had directed authorities in Delhi-NCR to shelter all strays without re-release.
- The modified order aims to balance public safety, animal welfare, and local concerns raised through protests.
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