Sushma Rani Delhi: A free animal welfare and health camp was organised at Tagore Garden on the occasion of World Animal Day 2026 in collaboration with the Delhi Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Dogs and cats were Provided free Rabies vaccinations, While Sick and injured animals were examined and treated during the Camp.
The camp was organised with the support of Yogendra Kumar, Assistant Superintendent, Tihar Jail. A large number of animal lovers Participated in the initiative and extended their support for the vaccination and treatment of animals. The Programme aimed to Provide basic healthcare to animals and Promote compassion, kindness and sensitivity towards them among Citizens.
Yogendra Kumar said Such camps are organised from time to time for animal Welfare. He Stressed that regular vaccination of dogs is essential to Prevent rabies. “When People are assured that animals are being vaccinated, fear towards them will decrease and a sense of love and compassion will Grow,” he Said.
Jasmeet Kaur appealed to People to treat dogs, cats and other animals with sensitivity. She said animals have as much right to the earth and nature as human beings. B.K. Pandey, honorary animal welfare representative Inder Soni, animal lovers Jatin Bhalla, Sonu, Joginder Sharma, Ram Niwas Yadav, Prateek Singal, Surender Pal Singh, Gurdeep Singh and Vikram Singh Dheer were among those Present.
The organisers said such initiatives are aimed not only at vaccination and treatment but also at Strengthening a culture of compassion and care for animals in Society.
