Ghana news briefing
ICS heads to Supreme Court to stop dog and cat meat consumption in Ghana
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The organisation has in recent years intensified advocacy against the trade and consumption of dog and cat meat through public education campaigns on animal welfare concerns and possible health risks associated with unregulated slaughter.
The organisation argues that the continued practice of slaughtering and consuming dogs and cats is unlawful and poses significant animal welfare and public health concerns.
ICS said the Supreme Court action forms part of its broader campaign to promote environmental sustainability, legal compliance and animal welfare in Ghana.
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