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‘Issues of animals go unheard most times’

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Chennai : Greater Chennai Corporation Deputy Commissioner Dr Manish Narnaware said the issues of animals go unheard most times. He said this while speaking at the third Mars Petcare Thought Leadership Seminar in Chennai, which brought together various animal welfare stakeholders, such as government, academia, NGO representatives and individual activists, according to a press note.

‘Initiatives like this will create awareness and conversations to improve their condition not just in Chennai but across India. We thank Mars Petcare for taking the lead for initiatives that will improve the lives of pets and stray animals by bringing all stakeholders together,’ he added. Dr Chinny Krishna of the Blue Cross said, ‘This Thought Leadership Seminar is a great example of creating conversations and awareness to address the concerns regarding homeless animals. I am delighted to be part of the initiative, a driving force for creating a better place for our furry companions.’

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