Kochi Corporation receives nine designs for proposed dog shelters at Brahmapuram
In the first phase, the civic body plans to build shelters with a capacity to accommodate around 1,000 strays on one acre of land, adjacent to the Corporation’s Animal Birth Control Centre at Brahmapuram, in compliance with the recent Supreme Court verdict
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