Ipoh council and ISPCA working together to deal with stray dog issue


STRAY dogs in Ipoh, Perak, now have a better chance of survival following the agreement reached between Ipoh Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ISPCA) and Ipoh City Council (MBI).

MBI has agreed to send captured stray dogs to a new shelter in Simpang Pulai set up by ISPCA and several non-governmental organisations.

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