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Myth - Barking means aggression
Fact - Barking is communication.
Myth - All stray animals carry rabies
Fact - Vaccinated animals do not spread rabies.
Myth - Relocating a stray makes it safer
Fact - Relocation breaks territorial familiarity and often leads to suffering.
Myth - Good intentions always help animals
Fact - Correct information saves lives.
Myth - A puppy or kitten alone is abandoned
Fact - Mothers often leave temporarily to find food. Always observe first.
Myth - Feeding stray animals increases population
Fact - Population growth is caused by breeding, not feeding. Sterilisation controls numbers.
Myth - Taking a stray home “for a few days” is harmless
Fact - Temporary shelter disrupts survival instincts and creates dependency.
Myth - Strays can easily return to street life after staying indoors
Fact - Domestic conditioning reduces survival skills and increases risk.
Let's bust some Myths!
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