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16 Apr 2023
Interaction and articles pertaining to pet legal matters in society and cruelty to pets in general will be answered. We look forward to having an interaction with highly talented - Mr. Aaditya Mishra.
Petzcareindia View point:
In India, legal matters regarding pets in societies are governed by various laws and regulations, including the Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI) Guidelines, The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960, and the Housing Society by-laws.
The AWBI Guidelines provide for the welfare of pets and their owners in housing societies. According to these guidelines, housing societies cannot prohibit residents from keeping pets, but they can regulate their activities for the welfare of all residents. The guidelines also require pet owners to follow certain rules, such as keeping their pets on a leash, cleaning up after them, and ensuring that they do not cause any disturbance to other residents.
The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960, also provides for the protection and welfare of pets. This law makes it illegal to mistreat, abuse or torture any animal, including pets. If a pet is found to be neglected or abused, the owner can face legal action.
Housing Society by-laws vary from society to society. Some societies may have strict rules against pets, while others may allow them with certain restrictions. If a housing society has a ban on pets, the residents can challenge the decision in court if they feel it is unreasonable or violates their rights.
In summary, while there are laws and guidelines in place to protect pets and their owners in housing societies in India, the rules can vary depending on the specific society and its by-laws. It is important for pet owners to be aware of their rights and responsibilities, as well as the rules and regulations in their housing society, to ensure the well-being of their pets and harmonious coexistence with other residents.
Mr.Aaditya Mishra will answer the questions and also will be writing Articles to educate pet owners and pet parents in India regarding pet laws and advice on Do's and Dont's for pet owners.
We look forward to his valuable guidance in making life better to pet owners and society in general.
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