Molly Ronald

06/05/2023

Celebrating my 1st year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

01/12/2022

Do whatever you want to, we won't move our asses 😉😉😉

01/12/2022

Learn😂😂 a New Aasan

01/12/2022

Morning Cuddle 🥰🥰🥰

16/11/2022

She is Gilli and she is so notorious.

16/11/2022

It's Molly and Gilli playtime.

16/11/2022

It's our Nappy time 🤣

16/10/2022

Please share and save our Stray dogs.

NO MEDIA WILL COVER THIS NEWS, THEY WILL ONLY SHARE WHEN IT IS KILLING IS DOGS. PLEASE SHARE.

The Supreme Court of India has turned down the plea of the local self-governments from Kerala seeking permission to kill stray dogs particularly those suspected of having contracted rabies. This is indeed a huge victory for India’s stray dogs!

Killing stray dog suspected of rabies is not allowed as per the Animal Birth Control (Dogs) Rules, 2001 , the right process to deal with stray dogs suspected of rabies is as follow:

IF ANY DOG IS SUSPECTED OF RABIES -
(1) Local Authority/Government NGO would catch such dogs, suspected to be rabid, the dog would be kept under observation in an isolation ward.
(2) The suspected rabid dog should only be diagnosed by a vet doctor or an experienced animal professional.
(3) If the dog is found to have a high probability of having rabies it would be isolated till it dies a natural death. Death normally occurs within 10 days of contracting rabies or an euthanizing procedures with all steps needs to be followed.
(4) If the dog is found not to have rabies but some other disease it would be handed over to the AWOs for further treatment.

The SC bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and JK Maheshwari stated that all individual cases of stray dog attacks must be transferred to the Kerala High Court. In addition, in February 2023 the bench will hear the policy matters on controlling the population of stray dogs in Kerala. - (Details Mathrubhumi.com)

14/10/2022

Cute and beautiful relationship 🤩

06/10/2022

A Giant and a cute baby together 😍

01/10/2022

Morning routine of Molly and Gilli.