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Dibrugarh Dogs Get Rabies Shots: 1,485 Vaccinated
14 Sep
Summary
- Over 1,485 stray dogs were vaccinated in Dibrugarh's anti-rabies campaign.
- Assam Medical College and Hospital has covered 90 dogs in the vaccination drive.
- The campaign is a joint effort by Animal Welfare People and the veterinary department.
A sustained anti-rabies vaccination campaign initiated on August 14, 2025, in Dibrugarh has resulted in the vaccination of 1,485 stray dogs. The drive, a joint effort by Animal Welfare People (AWP) and the Dibrugarh veterinary department, has extended its reach to various institutional premises, including Assam Medical College and Hospital (AMCH).
Recently, 20 community dogs were vaccinated at AMCH on September 14, 2026, bringing the total vaccinated at the hospital to 90 dogs during the latest phase. These include vaccinations conducted between September 5 and 13. The overall vaccination figure of 1,485 dogs includes previous efforts covering locations such as Dibrugarh University and the local airport.
Veterinary officials emphasize the critical role of sustained community dog vaccination for both public health and animal welfare. They are coordinating regular drives across Dibrugarh to prevent rabies, noting that consistent vaccination combined with responsible care is key to reducing risks.
