300 stray dogs neutered in Langkawi so far


Tang says the TNR programme started in January 2023 in Langkawi and is ongoing. — Photos courtesy of Ecomy

NEUTERED strays in Langkawi can now be identified by their snipped off ear-tips.

Ecotourism and Conservation Society Malaysia (Ecomy) has been working with Langkawi Municipal Council to carry out the trap, neuter and release (TNR) programme on the island.

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