Negri Sembilan government looking for more shelters for stray dogs


Negri Sembilan local government development, housing and transport committee chairman J. Arul Kumar (crouching) observing a dog catching operation in Mantin on Wednesday night.

SEREMBAN: The Negri Sembilan government is looking for more locations to house captured stray dogs, says local government development committee chairman J. Arul Kumar.

Arul - who also holds the housing and transport portfolios - said the state government does not kill stray dogs or allow them to be put to sleep, and will also work with non-governmental organisations to build shelters for the strays.

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