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Kandivli residents raise alarm over stray dog attacks in housing complex
Updated On: 29 July, 2026 08:30 AM IST | Mumbai | Ritika Gondhalekar
Residents of Viceroy Park in Kandivli East have alleged a rise in stray dog attacks after several dogs were reportedly abandoned near the housing complex. Three residents were allegedly bitten in July, prompting repeated complaints to the BMC and local representatives. The civic body has said it will look into the matter

Residents show bite marks from an alleged stray dog attack outside the Viceroy Park housing complex in Kandivli East. Pics/By Special Arrangement
Residents of Viceroy Park in Thakur Village, Kandivli East, have alleged that a rise in the number of stray dogs around their housing complex has led to a series of dog bite incidents, with three residents reportedly attacked in July.
The residents claim the dogs began appearing a few months ago after several were allegedly abandoned near the society. They have since formed packs and are frequently seen around the complex, particularly during the early morning and late evening hours. Residents say repeated complaints to the BMC and local representatives have not resulted in any concrete action. The civic body, however, said it would look into the matter.


