Through strict enforcement of the Pet Law, Mongolia could follow Bhutan’s lead which recently became the world’s first country to sterilize all street dogs.
In a groundbreaking victory for animal rights, we are thrilled to proudly
announce that Mongolia has passed its first law protecting animal
companions, the Pet Law. This monumental achievement follows years of
dedicated tireless campaigning and advocacy by our Mongolian partner Lucky
Paws with the support of over 17,000 In Defense of Animals supporters who
wrote to decision-makers.
In Defense of Animals partnered with Lucky Paws in 2021 to aid street
animals in Mongolia. Lucky Paws rescues and provides care for hundreds of
street animals in Mongolia, and has been the driving force behind this
important new law.
“This milestone honors our ancestors’ compassionate legacy towards animals.
Mongolia’s adoption of its first animal rights law is a landmark achievement
and a culmination of Lucky Paws’ decade-long dedication by volunteers,
advocating for a society where kindness prevails for both humans and
animals. Our gratitude extends to Parliament member and Pet Law sponsor,
Battumur Enkhbayar, and all supporters who made this possible. This law not
only embodies our collective aspiration for a humane society but also calls
on each of us to responsibly uphold these vital protections. Respect for all
life is paramount – all animals deserve to live!”
~ Bujinlkham Erdenebat, Lucky Paws
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