Mysuru: <\/strong>To mark World Rabies Day (Sept.28), People For Animals (PFA), Mysuru, had organised a three-day free anti-rabies vaccination campaign from Sept. 27 to 29 during which 107 animals were vaccinated, including 102 community dogs through an extensive city-wide outreach drive.<\/p>\n Free anti-rabies vaccinations were provided at the PFA Mysuru Centre in Bogadi on Sept. 27 and 28. The campaign culminated on Sept. \u00a029 with a field vaccination drive, during which the PFA team vaccinated 102 community dogs across several neighbourhoods of Mysuru.<\/p>\n The field drive began at 8 am from the PFA Centre in Bogadi. The team carried vaccination supplies along with rabies prevention awareness posters and standees and conducted vaccinations across residential and other public areas.<\/p>\n The team covered Vijayanagar Water Tank, Mahadeshwara Layout, Jayalakshmipuram, \u00a0Gokulam, KD Circle, Vijayanagar 1st and 2nd Stages, V.V. Mohalla, Vontikoppal, Cheluvamba Park, Manchegowdanakoppal Circle and Brindavan Extension.<\/p>\n Local animal feeders and caretakers played an important role in helping the team locate and safely approach community dogs.<\/p>\n The field team comprised Dr. Kiran, Paravet Ratan, Shivkumar and animal handlers Manoj and Lal Singh.<\/p>\n The campaign aimed not only to vaccinate community dogs but also to raise awareness about rabies prevention and the importance of vaccination.<\/p>\n Rabies is a vaccine-preventable disease and vaccinating community dogs helps protect the animals while also contributing to reducing the risk of rabies transmission.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/starofmysore.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/news-10a-869x1024.jpg\")
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