Recent incidents of stray dog attacks have raised alarm across India, with significant events reported in Kaghaznagar, Tamil Nadu, and Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh. In Kagaznagar, a pack of stray dogs attacked 15 individuals in one day, prompting calls for local authorities to take action against the stray dog issue. Similarly, in Kallakurichi district, a single stray dog mauled over 25 people during a temple festival, resulting in multiple injuries and necessitating anti-rabies shots for several victims. In Gorakhpur, a rabid dog attacked 17 people, including children, within an hour, with disturbing CCTV footage capturing the incidents. Despite the severity of these attacks, municipal authorities in Gorakhpur have faced criticism for their lack of responsiveness and failure to manage the stray dog population effectively. The increasing frequency of such attacks underscores the urgent need for more effective animal control measures and public safety initiatives.