CCC conducts FREE sterilisations of stray dogs. We do not provide rescue and rehabilitation for stray dogs and other stray animals. You can check with NGOs or Veterinary Hospitals in your area who can help you.
CCC conducts free sterilisations of stray dogs. Please contact Animal NGOs or Veterinary Hospitals in your area who can help you with this. If you live closer to Mundhwa area in Pune, you can contact Blue Cross Hospital (+91 91750 61550) for sterilisation of pet or stray cats.
Yes, we do offer 2 days of post op care after sterilisation for stray dogs. If a dog is not fit or has not healed completely by Day 5 from day of being picked up, they continue to remain with us, receiving medical attention, food, and care until they are fit to be released back to the location from where they were picked up.
We provide 2 days of post-operative care. The dog is released on the 5th day once deemed fit to be released by the vet. If a dog is not fit or has not healed completely by Day 5, they continue to remain with us, receiving medical attention, food and care until they are fit to be released.
No, we do not release dogs immediately after sterilisation. We follow an Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI) approved 5-day Animal Birth Control (ABC) program.
Our ABC Process:
With humane treatment being the core of all we do, we follow a strict protocol to ensure that every dog that is released is fit and perfectly healed after surgery. The normal process and timeline are as follows:
Day 1– admission of dogs by volunteers or volunteer-assisted dog catching programs with CCC dog catching team
Day 2 – veterinary assessment of dogs, and surgery as per vet recommendation
Day 3 and 4 – recovery post operation, with appropriate medicines and food and care
Day 5 – release in the same spot of pick up, aided by volunteers on ground.
If a dog is not fit or has not healed completely by Day 5, they continue to remain with us, receiving medical attention, food and care till such time as they can be released.
To sterilise stray dogs in your area, you will need to contact CCC volunteers in your area who get sterilisation slots from us regularly. And you can also drop an email to admin@caninecontrolandcare.org with your address, contact number and the total number of stray dogs in your vicinity that need to be sterilised. We will contact you by phone as and when we are able to organise a sterilisation drive in your area. We cannot reply to all emails coming to our inbox, so please send your sterilisation request just once.
We offer FREE sterilisation for stray dogs and we follow 5-day Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI) approved Animal Birth Control (ABC) program.
Yes, all dogs are vaccinated against rabies after sterilisation.
No, you do not have to pay for catching and releasing of the stray dogs in your area for sterilisation. CCC provides FREE sterilisation of stray dogs. Our catching team has a catching coordinator who will need your signature once the stray dogs in your vicinity are picked up for sterilisation. We maintain proper data of pickup area of the dogs so they can be safely released in the same place once they recover from their sterilisation operation.
Yes, stray dogs caught for sterilisation are released back in their same location after surgery and post op care as per the Animal Birth Control rules in India.
Every stray dog that is sterilised and released will have its left ear notched (V-shaped cut to the ear). This helps to identify that the stray dog has gone through a sterilisation operation and has been vaccinated against rabies too.
CCC conducts FREE sterilisations of stray dogs. Dogs once sterilised are released back to original locations per the Animal Birth control rules and AWBI guidelines. Relocation of stray dogs and cats is illegal as per the animal welfare rules in India. Stray dogs and cats have to be sterilised as per the Animal Birth Control (ABC) Rules 2023 and released back in the same area from where they were picked up.
In an ABC program, stray dogs from a specific area are picked up, sterilised, and vaccinated before being returned to the same territory. It is critical to reintroduce stray dogs into the same territory since any area that is devoid of stray dogs will not remain dog free. Instead, more stray dogs from other areas (potentially unsterilised and unvaccinated) will move in to take up that space. However, when sterilised and vaccinated strays are returned to the same territory, new dogs do not enter.
Because sterilised dogs do not reproduce, the number of puppies in that area decreases which lowers the number of resident stray dogs. Sterilisation reduces the inherent nervousness or aggression that some dogs may have, resulting in fewer dog fights and inadvertent bites to humans. The dog population becomes stable and rabies-free over time, with a significant drop in numbers owing to natural deaths.
CCC conducts FREE sterilisations for stray dogs. We don’t have adoption services. For this you can get help of your local NGOs or make adoption posts on local Facebook dog/cat lover pages.
No, we do not provide dog catchers for stray dog rescues. Our catchers are stationed on our catching van to catch stray dogs daily for our stray dog sterilisation program.
No, we do not help in catching cats.
CCC conducts FREE sterilisations for stray dogs and we give them one anti-rabies shot post-surgery; we do not provide services like vaccinations at our facility for pet dogs or cats. You can contact your local vets hospitals for vaccinating your pets.
We only sterilise stray dogs. If your pet dog is an adopted Indie dog we can help you with the sterilisation through the Blue Cross Hospital, Mundhwa, Pune. We do not provide sterilisation services for pet cats or dogs in our facilities.
We do not pick up pet dogs for sterilisations. We only work for stray dogs.
Please post missing pet dog posts on Facebook groups with your contact number, dog details, etc. for better reach and help. We do not allow visitors in any of our centers due to strict security protocols for the safety of our staff and dogs.
Please send your queries to admin@canniecontrolandcare.org or visit our website www.caninecontrolandcare.org
No, we do not allow visits/visitors in any of our centers.
No, we operate within Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal areas in Maharashtra state.
Yes, you will be eligible for a benefit of tax deduction under section 80G for the donations you make to CCC. Write to admin@caninecontrolandcare.org for our bank details for donations or visit the donation page on our website www.caninecontrolandcare.org
No, we do not operate 24X7. Our teams work in shifts and get weekly offs.
No, we do not help with rescues or provide emergency services as we are a center working for sterilisation of stray dogs. We cannot bring in injured or sick dogs to our facility as it increases the chance of cross infection and the spread of infectious diseases. Hence, we strictly do not keep injured or sick animals in our centers.
Yes, you can. Please drop us an email with your details to admin@caninecontrolandcare.org
Also, mention your skill sets that can be useful to us.
Ear notching is done so that dogs who have been already neutered can be easily identified from a distance.
YES. All dogs neutered by CCC receive a V-shaped notch on the ear while they are under anaesthesia. This is mandatory as per AWBI rules.
CCC only sterilizes stray dogs with prior planning and do not attend to any emergency. If you send a text, our team will reply when they are free. The best way to get in touch with us is to email us on admin@caninecontrolandcare.org
CCC only administers the Anti-Rabies vaccine at the time of sterilization. Please contact Animal NGOs or Veterinary Hospitals in your area who can help you with this. If you live closer to Mundhwa area in Pune, you can contact Blue Cross Hospital (+91 91750 61550) for other vaccines.
