UM Takes Action to Manage Stray Dog Population After Spate of Cat Deaths on Campus
In response to a recent series of cat deaths, Universiti Malaya (UM) has launched an internal operation to manage the stray dog population on campus. The initiative aims to ensure a safer environment for students, staff, and the animal community. With the help of local authorities, including the Brickfields police chief Ku Mashariman, UM is working to address the issue of stray animals and prevent future incidents. By implementing effective animal control measures, the university hopes to promote a harmonious and safe coexistence between humans and animals on campus, while also raising awareness about animal welfare and responsible pet ownership. UM's efforts are part of a broader initiative to create a more sustainable and compassionate community, which is an important aspect of university life and animal control services.