VOICED: Sterilisation plan for Ukraine's stray dog

The video discusses efforts to manage the stray dog population in Kyiv, Ukraine, particularly in light of the upcoming Euro 2012. It highlights the methods used to capture dogs, community concerns, and the controversial killing of dogs by authorities. An Austrian NGO is implementing a sterilization program to naturally reduce dog numbers, aiming for long-term solutions. The charity plans to expand its efforts to other Ukrainian cities, seeking agreements with local authorities to stop killing stray dogs.

What method is used by Doctor Stanescu's charity to capture stray dogs if hand-catching is not possible?

• Using a cage

• Using a net

• Using a whistle

• Using a tranquilizer blowpipe

Why are stray dogs considered a safety concern for children in Ukraine?

• Children often feed the dogs

• Dogs are more aggressive towards children

• Dogs are attracted to children's toys

• Children might provoke the dogs unknowingly

What was the Ukrainian authorities' controversial method to manage stray dogs before Euro 2012?

• Building shelters for them

• Relocating them to rural areas

• Putting them to sleep

• Training them as guard dogs

What is the cost of the sterilization procedure per dog as mentioned in the video?

• €5

• €10

• €15

• €20

What is the long-term goal of the Austrian NGO's sterilization program?

• To train stray dogs for adoption

• To relocate stray dogs to other countries

• To eliminate all stray dogs

• To create a sustainable decline in stray dog numbers