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Mumbai: 'Shut down Malvani animal horror house,' say activists
Updated On: 09 November, 2020 07:29 AM IST | Mumbai | Diwakar Sharma
Activists accuse sterilisation centre UAWS of botching up surgeries, providing substandard care and disposing of bodies of dogs in an open ground nearby

A stray dog at UAWS; a resident said that instead of cutting a small part as a mark of sterilisation, the UAWS chops off a huge part of the ear
Animal activists have claimed that a BMC-approved sterilisation centre in Malwani has been taking improper care of dogs and disposing of bodies irresponsibly. Animal lover Sangeeta Hada registered a case against the centre, Universal Animal Welfare Society (UAWS) run by Dr Hanumant Shelke and Dr Swati Shelke.
Hada had sent two female and three male stray dogs to the centre on September 29. "After the surgery on October 7, the centre returned one female and two male dogs to me. When I asked the UAWS employee, Jeetu, about the other two dogs, he said the female dog is critical and the male dog's wound is yet to heal. He assured me that the male dog would be returned soon," said Hada, adding that the other dogs' operations hadn't been done properly as their stitches were bleeding.


