Managing free-roaming domestic dog populations using surgical sterilisation: a randomised controlled trial

Managing free-roaming domestic dog populations using surgical sterilisation: a randomised controlled trial

Abstract Free-roaming domestic dogs (FRDs) are among the most abundant carnivores on earth and have coexisted with humans for over 15,000 years, yet increases in negative interactions and the transmission of zoonotic diseases, precipitates calls for population management. Despite significant investm...

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Main Authors: H. R. Fielding, K. A. Fernandes, Amulya V.R., D. Belgayer, A. Misquita, R. Kenny, A. D. Gibson, L. Gamble, B. M. C. Bronsvoort, R. J. Mellanby, I. Handel, D. Rivett, K. Newman, R. King, I. Sayyed, A. Sayed, K. Lad, M. Yaraguda, A. D. Parate, M. K. Balagali, S. Mazeri
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Nature Portfolio 2025-04-01
Series:Scientific Reports
Subjects:
Canine
Fertility control
Free-ranging dog
Neuter
Population management
Stray
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-025-98990-1
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